Royal British Legion Harrow, South Harrow

This is a club, which means that the bar may be only open to members.

The present club was erected in 1927 with the aid of a mortgage from Well's Brewers of Watford, and was built by Harry Neal Ltd. It was designed in a Dutch style by the architect Mr. S. Pointin-Taylor, who gave his services free of charge. The ceiling of the main bar was originally beamed, but that has since been covered by a suspended ceiling, but upstairs in "The Barn" bar the beams have been left exposed. With a large tiled fireplace, an iron basket type fire (which was often lit in winter when the boiler broke down), the club had a very “Dutch” atmosphere.

Everyone is welcome at Royal British Legion Harrow Club. Open 7 days a week and there are two function rooms available to hire. Regular entertainment is held with live bands, music afternoons and nights, discos, quiz nights and bingo afternoons and evenings.

Potential members are invited to come in and see the club and have a drink whilst you are there.