Description'Cross Keys' inn - geograph.org.uk - 338422.jpg
English: Cross Keys public house, Crown Street, Dagenham, Essex, seen from the southwest. The building is 15th-century; the remodelling of the ground floor is modern. In 1708 it was called the Queens Head. The building was badly damaged by fire in the 1990s, after which it was re-roofed. The Cross Keys refer to St Peter, one of the twin patrons of the parish church immediately opposite.
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