"The Churchill Arms (Kensington) Every guidebook says the pub was renamed for Winston after the war. The pub was already called the Churchill Arms in 1826. He was born in 1874.You have seen it. Everybody has seen it. It is the most photographed pub in Britain – a corner building on Kensington Church Street buried under so many hanging baskets that the brickwork is a rumour, and which in December swaps the flowers for something in the region of a hundred Christmas trees. Eight and a half thousand people have reviewed it. It holds a 4.5. It is the only pub ever to have won an award at the Chelsea Flower Show. And the story everybody tells you about the name is wrong."