Britain's Pubs [Page 2/2] (Part of Britain's Lost & Living Pub Series)
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An Archive of British Pubs both dead and alive.

Part of the 'Britain's Lost & Living Pubs Series'

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The West Port, Grassmarket 1856

It's name probably derives from the musical connection (bagpipes). It looks as though this is where you'd get your pipes made here.
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The Railway - One of Liverpool's endlessly fine hostelries
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The concept of friendship has been utterly distorted. People's excuses to be around others & naturally find connections have been stripped & replaced with soulless, noisy, uninviting bars. A wholesome, down to earth #Pub will never be equalled.

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@Britains___Pubs
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Join us as we briefly discuss the important connection between the pub & football scenes whilst taking a look at a stunning, prime example of a pub that highlights how important the combination are to each other. The first scene is a shortened snipped from our longer piece which covered the four pubs which surrounded the old (demolished) #BrentfordStadium. Follow us on You Tube for many similar features of the past and those we'll be releasing in the future. Thank you 🍻🀝

You Tube (High Quality Edition)
https://youtu.be/xHnNFPXloHQ?si=j2RQqHgjh_GZv9C-
Whether you like it or not, @GuinnessGB seems as though it will outlive us all.
Forwarded from Vinnie Sullivan
Looking for a #Lantern? These beauties are on sale in #Greenwich at on the wonderful 'Greenwich Vintage Market' (2 Greenwich Church St, #London SE10 9BQ). Be it for a pub or a home, these are charming additions to any property. @Britains___Pubs
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The spectacular @TrafalgarT Trafalgar Tavern is an opulent pub/function building in the Royal Borough of #Greenwich, #London.

This was a special day for me, at different times it included some very special people in places that mean the world to me.

Built in 1837, the year Queen Victoria ascended to the throne, it was a small inn (The Old George) which served local fisherman.

Popular due to its prominent position on the River Thames & sitting so close to Greenwich Hospital/Woolwich Dockyard.