See how Red Lion pub, Hillingdon Hill, London changed between 1962 and 2026. Drag the slider to compare the historic photograph with the modern view.
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The Red Lion in Hillingdon, London, is a Grade II listed public house with a rich history dating back to the 16th century. Originally a timber-framed building, it was refronted around 1800, showcasing its enduring architectural heritage. In April 1646, during his flight from Oxford, King Charles I is believed to have stopped here to rest. (redlionhotelhillingdon.co.uk) The pub was acquired by Fuller, Smith and Turner in 1905, integrating it into their esteemed collection of historic properties. (camra.org.uk) Over the years, the establishment has expanded, now featuring a 55-bedroom hotel and a restaurant, while preserving original features like Tudor fireplaces and exposed beams. (redlionhotelhillingdon.co.uk) Today, it continues to serve as a cherished local landmark, offering a blend of historical charm and modern comforts.
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