Public House Collection (#2)

Londons flat-iron building - The Black Friar pub at the junction of Queen Victoria Street and New Bridge Street

Bosham, 1931
View of harbour and village street including the Anchor Bleu Photograph by George Garland Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N5233

A Village Festival, Peasants Merrymaking Outside an Inn
Artist: Lingelbach, Johannes - Title: A Village Festival, Peasants Merrymaking Outside an Inn - Date: early 1650s - Original Medium and Size: Oil on Canvas 87.6 x 120.6

The Pilchard Inn, Burgh Island, Bigbury, South Hams, Devon, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The Plough Inn MCF01_02_1492
The Plough, Lower Cadsden, Princes Risborough, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. A view of The Plough inn from the north, with a woman walking past the pub and a girl and dog outside the entrance

The Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich, London, England, Uk

The Tap & Spile pub, Durham. July 1991

Scenes in Bishops Castle, Shropshire. 21st January 1964

St Peter and St Paul Church, Dagenham, Essex, 1960

The Royal Anchor, Liphook, Hampshire, 1936. Creator: Unknown
The Royal Anchor, Liphook, Hampshire, 1936. The Royal Anchor hotel, 18th century coaching inn on the London to Portsmouth road

The King of Prussia Inn, Fowey, Cornwall. Pre 1886
A view of The King of Prussia Inn before its rebuilding in 1886. At this time it had two floors, a third being added on demolition and rebuild

Young people enjoy the shandy gaff and mild an bitter served by a pub in Southend on Whitsun holiday. 15 May 1948

Sunday morning is dads day on Clapham Common. While mother cooks dinner, father takes the youngsters out to play and then perhaps a quick pint at the Windmill Inn. 1953

The John Jones Coursing Club meets at the Star pub to drink beer and take refreshments whilst discussing the days work and making arrangements for the next meet on Boxing Day. Pictured: Mr. J

Cowdray Hunt Meet at Ambersham, 15 Feb 1949
Hounds passing The Old House at Home as they go over the bridge. Photographer George Garland. George Garland Collection, West Sussex Record Office, Ref No: Garland N31395

The Swan Inn at Midhurst, 1903
Shows the pub sign and surrounding buildings on Red Lion Street. John Fletcher Collection West Sussex Record Office, Ref No: PH 26114/48

Collapsed building. Gas from a leaking pipe was accidentally ignited and exploded, ruining the London Tavern in Coltishall, Norfolk, England

Policeman at Pulborough Market, 12 October 1936
Photograph by George Garland Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N13657

Tigh Neachtain Pub, Galway, County Galway, Ireland

Rose and Crown pub MCF01_02_1510
Rose and Crown, Butler's Cross, Ellesborough, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. A view of the Rose & Crown pub and cottages alongside, with its inn sign on the opposite side of the road

Wootton Rivers MCF01_02_0674
Wootton Rivers, Wiltshire, Wiltshire

Two men relaxing in a pub in Edinburgh, circa 1945

Views in Bury, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Views in Bury, 1898. Bury St Edmunds, historic market town in Suffolk, supported Puritan sentiment in early 17th century and by 1640, several families had left for the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Bridge St, Bungay, Suffolk, UK, 25 / 5 / 10. Creator: Ethel Davies
Bridge St, Bungay, Suffolk, UK, 25/5/10. Coloured houses lining Bridge Street, Bungay, Suffolk, England, UK

Louie Bellson and Buddy Rich at the International Drummers Association meeting at the Horseshoe pub, Tottenham Court Road, London, 1 November 1978

The Peacock, Rowsley, Derbyshire, 1939. From Old Inns - Second Series of 40. [W. D. & H. O. Wills, 1939]

The George Inn, Southwark, London, 1887. Originally dating from medieval times, this inn off Borough High Street was rebuilt after a fire ravaged the area in 1676

Ferry across the Thames to the London Apprentice inn, Isleworth, London, 1926-1927

The White Hart Inn, Scole, Norfolk in the 17th century, from A Short History
KW392532 The White Hart Inn, Scole, Norfolk in the 17th century, from A Short History of the English People by J. R

The Cosy Corner pub, a favourite with fruit market porters in Glasgow, Scotland. Male customers drink beer and play dominoes. 1949

Deacon Brodies Tavern, Royal Mile, Old Town, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Going to Barnet Fair (oil on canvas)
CH401888 Going to Barnet Fair (oil on canvas) by Herring Jnr, John Frederick (1815-1907); 45.7x76.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

An old tavern on the riverside at Limehouse (b / w photo)
3637491 An old tavern on the riverside at Limehouse (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An old tavern on the riverside at Limehouse)

Quicksilver Royal Mail passing the Star and Garter at Kew Bridge, 1835 (oil on canvas)
BSA101160 Quicksilver Royal Mail passing the Star and Garter at Kew Bridge, 1835 (oil on canvas) by Pollard

Droxford, Hampshire, 1905

Swearing at Highgate, 1796. Artist: Isaac Cruikshank
Swearing at Highgate, 1796. A scene outside the Horns Tavern. A portly man is taking an oath before the innkeeper while another man holds a pair of antlers over his head

Vintners in an ale house, 1642. From a broadsheet titled Health to All

Ye Olde Boars Head, Middleton, Lancashire, 1939. From Old Inns - Second Series of 40. [W. D. & H. O. Wills, 1939]

Closing public houses and beer shops on the Lords Day to the Working Classes, 1854
XJF3037899 Closing public houses and beer shops on the Lords Day to the Working Classes, 1854 by English School

Murphys Pub, Dingle, County Kerry, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

The Crown pub, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe

Flea and Firkin Manchester NWC01_01_0608
Flea and Firkin Public House, Grosvenor Street, Manchester

Prospect of Whitby a002096
Prospect Of Whitby, 57 Wapping Wall, Shadwell, Tower Hamlets, Greater London. An exterior view from the River Thames

Pub interior DP171886
The Barge Pole, Coralline Walk, Abbey Wood, Bexley, Greater London

Prospect of Whitby CXP01_01_112
Prospect of Whitby, Wapping Wall, Wapping, Tower Hamlets, Greater London

Bar Ponte Pensil, Dom Luis I Bridge, Porto, Portugal

New town, new pub GOM01_05_055_02
Cavendish Arms public house, 19 Bishops Rise, Roe Green, Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Part of the post-war new town development that fascinated the photographer, Andor Gomme

Claines 29436_026
Claines, Worcester. The Mug House pub and beer garden with Claines Church and Church House

The skeleton of Death press-gangs a man, 18th century
The skeleton of Death, Freund Hans, press-gangs a man into military service outside a public house, 18th century. The skeleton wears a soldier's bicorn and sword while a fiddler plays a violin

A barmaid in a tavern calls time on two sleeping drunks. The men are in a drunken stupor at a table with tankard, gin glass, candle and hat. Empty wine bottles lie on the floor. Operatives

Drinkers and fiddler outside a village tavern, Georgian era. Sailors, a soldier and a yokel drink with a flirty buxom wench on a bench at a public house as a blind fiddler plays music

A female publican ejecting a drunk from a tavern in Georgian England. Other customers watch from a bench outside the public house in Gravesend on the River Thames

Specimens of ancient architecture in London. Dealer in Foreign Spirituous Liquors built in 1595 on the corner of St

People drinking in a pub garden, Lambeth, c.1830
Fashionable people drinking and viewing a pub garden at the Duke's Arms, Lambeth, London, c.1830. Guests look at a fountain while others drink under a bower

Miss Hawtin, born without arms, 18th century. Born in Coventry, she exhibited her dexterity cutting decorative watch papers with her feet all over England. From a portrait published 1774

George Romondo, an eccentric mimic, 18th century. Born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1765. Short bow-legged mimic who imitated animal noises, musical instruments, tool sounds in London public houses

The Plough pub sign in Leigh, Surrey, UK

Hogs & Heifers Saloon, 859 Washington Street, Meat Packing District closed in 2015, New York City, USA

The Waters Edge pub, South Shields. Tyne and Wear, North England. Picture taken as part of a news story of a drowning in the area. Picture taken 29th August 1998

The Broadway Pub, Whitley Bay. 18th July 1994

The Berkeley Tavern, Marine Avenue, Whitely Bay. 10th November 1989

The New Winning pub, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear. 5th September 1992

The Avenue Pub, Whitley Bay. 18th July 1994

Prince Bishop pub in Brandon Village, Durham. 25th May 1999

One of Durhams oldest pubs looks out of place, in a street dating back to medieval times. The Buffalo Head was bulldozed to allow student accommodation to be built behind it

The Highwayman pub in West Pelton, Durham. 17th January 1994

The New Ferry Tavern. Ferry Tavern in Ferry Street situated close to the Ferry Landing stage at South Shields, Tyne and Wear

Ship in the Hole pub, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear. 10th June 1991

The Horsley Hill Hotel. Horsley Hill, South Shields, Tyne and Wear. Picture taken 9th January 1998

The Powder Monkey pub, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear. 31st March 1990

Filthy McNastys Liquor Emporium, Whitely Bay. 10th October 1982

The Littlewoods store at Haymarket, Leicester 28th April 1980

Landlord of the King William pub in Shildon, County Durham, puts a blackboard up. 1972

The old lamppost outside the Bird in Hand Public House, Grangetown, Cardiff. 15th October 1983

The Oddfellows Arms, Oldbury. Customers, including some Hells Angels watching
The Oddfellows Arms, Oldbury

The Penrhys Pub on the Penrhys Estate, Wales. Circa 1995

A gathering outside of The Plume of Feathers pub in Miles Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, Midlands, England. Picture taken circa 1st May 1930

Nips O Brandy pub in Cowgate, Edinburgh. The Landlord has banned all traffic wardens from his pub after being booked while unloading outside his pub. 13th January 1974

Quins Bar, Springburn Road, Glasgow, which is due to close in a few days time

The Fox and Geese public house at Ickenham, London, beside the pond and pump. Circa 1930

Pub singer paraffin lamp pub bar Glasgow Scotland 1961 Scotland archive singer names as Big tommy woman drinking UNSEEN SCOTLAND PLAY BATCH 4 CODE USD026

Freddie Foreman presents a cheque to the Mayor of Southwark for his Old peoples fund at the prince of Wales, the money being raised by the locals from a bike race

Old Men drinking in pub

Lunar Seven bar in Buchanan Street, Glasgow, Scotland, circa 1990

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Step into the rich history of public houses, where stories are shared and friendships forged. In 1967, Buddy Rich mesmerized audiences at a London public house, leaving them in awe of his musical prowess. Brian Foskett's creation brought this unforgettable moment to life. Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of Hampstead Heath stands Spaniards Inn, an iconic pub that has stood the test of time since its establishment in a bygone era. Its walls echo with tales from centuries past, captivating visitors with its charm and character. Traveling further east to Southwold in Suffolk, one discovers a hidden gem - a quaint pub that exudes warmth and hospitality. With every sip taken within its walls at K022028, one can taste the essence of true English tradition. Crossing over to Ireland's enchanting Munster region lies Murphy's Pub in Dingle County Kerry. Here, locals and travelers alike gather to revel in Irish music and laughter while immersing themselves in the vibrant culture that defines this corner of Europe. Venturing northward brings us to Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem - England's oldest inn nestled within Nottinghamshire's historic cityscape. Dating back centuries, it proudly wears its heritage on display as patrons indulge their senses with hearty fare and fine libations. Returning once more to Dingle reveals yet another facet of this picturesque town - pubs aplenty dotting its charming streetscape. Each establishment offers respite for weary souls seeking solace or merriment after exploring all that Dingle has to offer. A step back through time takes us along the River Thames where an old pub stood tall between 1926-1927. It witnessed countless tales unfold along its banks as locals gathered under its roof seeking refuge from bustling city life. Across continents we journeyed next; Margaritaville Pub on Jamaica’s Hip Strip beckons visitors with tropical vibes and island rhythms.