The Old Ship is a historic, Grade II–listed pub at 3 King Street in Richmond, London, dating from the 18th century and long associated with Young’s brewery.
 
Originally known as the Six Bells until 1725, it took the name The Old Ship by the 1780s. The building was designated Grade II on 25 June 1983 (National Heritage List ref. 1286531), recognising its architectural and historic interest as an 18th‑century public house.
 
The pub retains a classic London suburban pub form with a deep plan extending back from King Street.  Inside, it leans into its nautical name: the decor includes ships’ equipment and maritime memorabilia, with an engine‑room telegraph incorporated into the bannister.
 
Interesting facts..
It has a few bars as it was designed as a busy stopping point for carriages making the long trip to London.