Pubs Collection (#9)

Space Invader machines in a pub. 1980

A scene outside the Derby Arms, Derby Day at Epsom. 3rd June 1959

Remember when you could get a pint for a farthing? Harry Key, a railway worker by trade, was pleasantly reminded when he popped into his local for a swift one

The Old Crown pub in Deritend, is the oldest extant secular building in Birmingham, Wednesday 5th November 1952

Exterior view of the Baltic Fleet public house, one of the few remaining old time seamens pubs on the south dock road in Liverpool, Merseyside. Picture taken at the corner of Corn Hill and Wapping

Students of Manchester University of UMIST take part in a beer drinking competition using spoons for one of their rag stunts. 11th February 1972

Liverpool fans watch their team in action against Belgian side Club Brugge in the1978 European Cup Final, held at Wembley

Admiral Harvey pub, Ramsgate, Kent. 22nd February 1968

Happy customers at the Copper Top drink a toast to being named a super pub of the future by Dr Christopher Clayson. He was impressed with the layout

Men drinking in the bar, Ewington Hotel, Main Street, Stoneyburn. Less than a month ago the hotel was branded Scotlands Worst by the Licensing Court chairman

Publican of the year Mrs Jean Cook pulling a pint. 6th May 1973

The Golden Cross pub in Coventry, West Midlands. 5th August 1960

Stratford Upon Avon, High Street, Warwickshire. 27th April 1961

The Siddon Arms in Brecon, a market town and community in Powys, Mid Wales, 24th February 1954. Aka The Sarah Siddons Inn

The Golden Cross Pub, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1999

Inncognito Pub, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1999

Pub Scene, Forest Hill, London Borough of Lewisham, 13th September 1964

A view taken through an old archway off the main street in the old town of Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Circa 1950

Miss Nora Collins chatting with a customer in her public house, 21st March 1938

Schoolboys examine the Golden Goat at The Goat Inn, on Bottle Ban, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, 18th November 1938

George Braggs Wine Cellars below the old Theatre Royal in New Street, Birmingham. 1901

Tufton Arms Hotel, Public House, Appleby, Newcastle, 24th July 1990

The Tap & Spile, Public House, Shields Road, Newcastle, 5th October 1988. Robert Newton Breweries

Senate Bar, Public House, Ridley Place, Newcastle, 29th September 1983

Bourgognes Public House, Newgate Street, Newcastle, 23rd October 1971

The Black Bull, Public House, Newcastle, 27th July 1984

Adelphi Hotel, Public House, Shakespeare Street, Newcastle, 12th March 1985

Budge Hotel, Public House, Newcastle, Circa 1960

Blackie Boy, Public House, Newcastle, Circa 1988

Baltic Wine Cellar, Public House, by the corner of Broad Chare and the Quayside, Newcastle, 2nd June 1974. Whitbread Brewery

The Star Inn, Public House, Westgate Road, Newcastle, 1st October 1986

Bank Top Toby Hotel, Public House, Ponteland Road, Newcastle, 1st August 1988

The Trent House, Public House, Leazes Lane, Newcastle, 8th May 1986

The Barras Bridge Hotel, Public House, in the shadow of the new town hall, Newcastle, 3rd April 1962

The Strawberry, Public House, Strawberry Lane, Newcastle, 15th April 1988

The Three Bulls Head, Public House, Percy Street, Newcastle, 14th November 1984

Strings, Public House, Newcastle, 15th April 1988

Wilders, Public House, Carliol Square, Newcastle, 6th May 1989

Steppes, Public House, Northumberland Road, Newcastle, 19th February 1988

Wheatsheaf Inn Public House, Waterloo Street, Newcastle, 3rd September 1969. Whitbread Brewery

Smethwick, a town in the Sandwell Metropolitan Borough, in the West Midlands of England. March 1964

Group of men play dominoes at the Druids Head Inn in Coseley, a suburban area in the north of the Dudley, The Black Country, an area of the West Midlands in England, north and west of Birmingham

Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot, at the Kings Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland

At 3pm on 8 May 1945, Prime Minister, Winston Churchill announced that the war in Europe would end at midnight. London erupted into a massive chorus of jubilation and celebration

Sunday school being held in a village pub in Alswear, Devon. 26th July 1953

The Bird Cage Inn, Thame, Oxfordshire. 20th May 1954

The Stag, Bishop Street, Coventry, West Midlands (formerly Warwickshire) 31st October 1988

Redcar Clock Tower, 25th April 1994

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Discover the charm and character across Europe, from the cozy Murphys Pub in Dingle, County Kerry to the historic Prospect of Whitby. Witness the resilience of firefighters as they battle a pub fire in SE London, showcasing their dedication to protecting our beloved gathering places. Immerse yourself in tradition at The Goose and Gridiron or soak up seaside views at The Sole Bay Inn with Southwold lighthouse as your backdrop. Experience the vibrant nightlife at The Temple Bar pub in Dublin's lively Temple Bar district, where locals and tourists alike come together for unforgettable evenings. Explore Portsmouth's rich pub culture with five adjacent pubs offering a variety of atmospheres and flavors to suit every taste. Step back in time at The Emperor Hadrian pub in Wallsend, Tyne and Wear, evoking memories of its 1998 opening day. Admire craftsmanship showcased by Gaskell & Chambers Ltd bar fitters through their advert that captures the artistry behind creating these social hubs. Travel across continents to Petes Tavern on Irving Place in Midtown Manhattan's Gramercy Park District for a taste of American hospitality blended with European influences. Whether you're seeking camaraderie or solitude, pubs hold stories within their walls that are waiting to be discovered.