Monochrome postcard of the Durham Ox, Six Hills, Leicestershire. A number of early 20th century vehicles and a horse rider can be seen.
The Durham Ox, prior to becoming the much extended Six Hills Hotel in the 50’s, and seen here as a Lichfield Brewery house so this is probably pre-1935. The pub sits at a crossing of the Fosse Way and another lesser Roman road from Long Clawson to the river at Barrow on Soar.
#PubHistory #Postcards
A brick wall with many framed black and white photographs of former occupants of the pub where the gallery now hangs and of the tiny village in Surrey near the Kent border. The photos are lit by overhead lamps. A red leather armchair is placed beneath the gallery.
#AlphabetChallenge #WeekFforFramed
#FiveMinutesFromHome
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The wall in our local pub, dedicated to photographs depicting the history of the place and the small village in Surrey, where it has been the focus of social life for almost 150 years.
Fantastic presentation by @thegozfather.bsky.social this morning in the @sogorg.bsky.social's series of talks about Court Records.
A great tip about using Exchequer records to learn more about pubs (as they were used to host Country depositions).
#Genelaogy #FamilyHistory #LocalHistory #PubHistory
Last night I braved the weather for a seat by the fire at my absolutely favourite local The Albion Ale House #conwy #wales #historicpubs #pubs #artdeco #pubhistory #iconicpub Can you beat this?! And #realale #beer was fab too!
THIS WAS 1981.
A pint cost about 59p. Splashing out in the lounge meant paying an extra 2p, a decision not to be taken lightly.
Taschen lernen pfeifen!
#wunderbar #1981 #catla #ThisWas1981 #1980s #BackWhen #PubHistory #VintageBritain #CheersToThat
Thatched pub on a wide river.
Detail of the pub with several pub tickers outside with a cart to carry their Velum Goode Ale Treatises and Straw stuffed Mascots.
The Five Miles From Anywhere, No Hurry Inn, formerly the Lord Nelson, Upware, Cambridgeshire.
This photo was taken prior to the thatched roof being covered with corrugated iron in the 1890’s. The pub was badly damaged by fire in 1956, the current pub dates from a rebuild 1980.
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Butcher's Arms, former public house 1st licensed in 1869, 20 Bridge Street #Billinghay #Lincolnshire #ButchersArms #PubHistory #FamilyHistory #OnePlaceStudy
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🍺New Blog about the Butcher's Arms, a former public house first licensed in 1869 at 20 Bridge Street 🍻#Billinghay #Lincolnshire #ButchersArms #PubHistory #FamilyHistory #OnePlaceStudy @oneplacestudies.bsky.social
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New Blog🍺The hostelries of Billinghay, I now turn my attention to the Golden Cross🍻
The Golden Cross was situated at 9 Church Street in
#Billinghay #Lincolnshire #OnePlaceStudy
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BBC story about #Rutland man's collection of brewery trays.
His website is brewerytrays.co.uk/wp/
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New Blog🍺The Coach & Horses, Billinghay🍻
The history of the pub & its many Landlords from 1810.
My family connections with the pub #FamilyHistory
#Billinghay #Lincolnshire #CoachandHorsesBillinghay
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🗝️Once a staple of Billinghay's life, the Cross Keys Pub stood proudly at 8 Victoria Street🗝️
Delving deeper I came across a family connection & much more! #FamilyHistory #Genealogy
#PubHistory #Billinghay #Lincolnshire
#CoachAndHorses #TheShipInn
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A group of mostly gentlemen outside the Rose (& ????) Hotel, the only clue I can make out is the crate which is for somewhere in Coventry.
A Courage Aston Ales house with distinctive gable ends and a very large pollarded tree on the green in front.
After a few years of head scratching turns out this is the Swan Hotel in West Wickham.
A couple of mystery pub photos, and one recently solved. Any idea where these are?
#Pubs #PubHistory
Five queer pubs that have been loved and lost from Cambridge's streets https://buff.ly/4gRwpDy
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Lord Clyde Inn, Edmund Street, Heaton Norris, Stockport. This pub and the terraced houses demolished not sure the houses which replaced them are any better. Clarkes Ales can anyone remember them?
#stockport #pub #History #historymatters #lostpub #lostpubs #pubhistory
In late 80s/ earliest 90s Lincolnshire there were two local ale houses. Actual houses where the owners went down to the cellar to the casks and came up with the jug of beer. There were 2-3 tables in the front room. Anyone got a more recent example of this type of boozer? #PubHistory
A good series ~
#Pubs of #Wisbech series: Celebration as final volume launched | Wisbech Standard - www.wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/2478747...
#pubhistory #books #Cambs
The 'oldest pub in Cambridge' that inspired Tolkien as he wrote Lord of the Rings - Cambridgeshire Live - www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/history...
#pubs #pubhistory #Cambridge
The Bath Inn, Nottingham, today. An inquest into the death of my 3x GGF took place in this pub, in 1897. He lived at 7 Bath Street with his daughter, Clara and died shortly after he had a fall in the house. He was in his 80s. #PubHistory #FamilyHistory
Fascinating in lots of ways - including Lovecraft’s wife Sonia demonstrating that the Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub in Fleet Street was already a tourist trap by the 1930s! #lovecraft #pubhistory
Image of The Ship Inn, which is located just across the High Street from the Bridge Inn, where Louise Philippe stayed when he escaped out of France. In 1824 the publican of the Ship Inn was convicted for leaving soldiers of the 12th Lancers out in the cold. He had refused to get out of bed to let them in! The pub now advertises Sky sports.
The White Hart, just down the High Street from The Ship Inn. This building looks like a classic pub, with light brick bottom half, arched windows, and red brick upper floor. It has been moved back from its original location to allow cars on the High Street. It was the site of a food riot in 1795 when soldiers of the Oxfordshire Militia mutinied and raided local establishments of their grain
Home from a sunny, but chilly trial run of a walking tour for Newhaven, E. Sussex. We decided the local pubs needed a few history snippets! Now looking at anecdotes of pubs as locations of town business, places to billet soldiers and auction shipwreck materials. #PubHistory
A lucky escape from a bigamist, and a link with Manzes pie & mash shop- I take a look at the landladies & landlords who ran the much-missed Grove Tavern #Walthamstow in my latest #LocalHistory piece for @ELondonGuardian #PubHistory...
The former Dalston Junction Railway Tavern, corner of Ashwin Street. Liking how the raised lettering has been picked out in black paint.
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The oldest pub of England, Nr. 3 #nottingham #england #pubhistory @ Ye Olde Salutation Inn https://www.instagram.com/p/BVsJothjDKl/
The oldest pub of England, Nr. 2 #nottingham #england #pubhistory @ The Bell Inn https://www.instagram.com/p/BVsB3NrjVWR/
The oldest pub of England, Nr.1 #nottingham #england #pubhistory @ Nottingham, United Kingdom https://www.instagram.com/p/BVrojq-jCMt/
