Historic pubs
London’s Historic Pubs
342 notable pubs, cited from Wikipedia and Wikidata. Never invented.
Showing 25-48 of 342 pubs
- Built 1906Grade II
The Lyceum Tavern
Westminster
The Lyceum Tavern at 354 Strand takes its name from the neighbouring Lyceum Theatre; a tavern has stood on the site since the 1840s and the present building dates from 1906. It is a Grade II listed pub.Show moreShow less
1 on recordCAMRA - Built 1910Grade II
The Old Pack Horse
Hounslow
The Old Pack Horse is a Grade II listed pub on Chiswick High Road, rebuilt in 1910 in an Edwardian style for the Isleworth Brewery.Show moreShow less
3 on recordWikipedia - Founded 1948Closed
The Colony Room
Westminster
Private member's drinking club in Soho, London (1948–2008)Show moreShow less
1 on recordWikipedia Admiral Duncan
Westminster
gay pub in Old Compton Street, Soho, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaAlbert (Victoria)
Westminster
pub in Victoria, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaAnchor - Bankside (Southwark)
Southwark
pub in Bankside, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaAngel and Crown
Westminster
pub in Covent Garden, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaAragon House, Fulham
Hammersmith and Fulham
public house at 247 New King's Road, Fulham, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaArchway Tavern
Islington
pub in Archway, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBell Inn
Enfield
former pub in Enfield, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBelle Sauvage (inn)
City of London
former pub in the City of LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Horse
Hillingdon
pub in Eastcote, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Horse Public House
Tower Hamlets
pub in Tower Hamlets, London, England, UKShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Lion
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Kilburn, LondonShow moreShow less
2 on recordWikipediaBlack Prince, Bexley
Bexley
hotel and former live music venue in the London Borough of BexleyShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBrewery Tap
Wandsworth
pub in Wandsworth, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBrown Bear
Tower Hamlets
pub in Whitechapel, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBull and Crown
Waltham Forest
former pub in Chingford, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaBull and Mouth Inn
City of London
Former coaching inn in the City of LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaCamden Head
Camden
one of the oldest pubs in Camden, London, EnglandShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaChalk Farm Tavern
Camden
former public house in Primrose Hill, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaChelsea Potter
Kensington and Chelsea
Public house in Chelsea, London SW3Show moreShow less
1 on recordWikipediaChesham Arms
Hackney
pub in Homerton, LondonShow moreShow less
1 on recordWikipedia- 19th century
Cheshire Cheese
City of London
The Cheshire Cheese at 48 Crutched Friars sits beneath the viaduct of Fenchurch Street station in the City of London; a pub of this name traded on the site before the railway arrived in the 1850s, with records of the Cheshire Cheese, Crutched Friars going back to the early 19th century. (It is a separate pub from the famous Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street.)Show moreShow less
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