Forwarded from Vinnie Sullivan
This is the shocked face of a young man as he encounters a television for the very first time (#USA, 1948)
Little did he & others realise, everything from his smart dress code to his perception of right & wrong would be negatively changed by such poisonous screens.
Little did he & others realise, everything from his smart dress code to his perception of right & wrong would be negatively changed by such poisonous screens.
Original Prince Of Wales Tavern, Liddel Street, #NorthSheilds
The Prince of Wales public house in Liddell Street, known as 'The Wooden Dolly' due to a figure beside the lane of the pub
This is since a collier's figurehead was placed there in 1814.
The Prince of Wales public house in Liddell Street, known as 'The Wooden Dolly' due to a figure beside the lane of the pub
This is since a collier's figurehead was placed there in 1814.
Blue Anchor, Helston, Cornwall @dermotk54
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Bricklayers Arms #RIP β°οΈ
21 Best Lane, #Canterbury, #Kent
The house most likely began as a coffee house around the end of the 1700s, in 1775 it became a Trade Club for a group of bricklayers and would be registered as the "Bricklayer's Arms."
Brewers Rigdens bought the premises in 1840 for Β£379. A skittle alley is also mentioned as being pert of the premises in 1849.
21 Best Lane, #Canterbury, #Kent
The house most likely began as a coffee house around the end of the 1700s, in 1775 it became a Trade Club for a group of bricklayers and would be registered as the "Bricklayer's Arms."
Brewers Rigdens bought the premises in 1840 for Β£379. A skittle alley is also mentioned as being pert of the premises in 1849.