London’s Historic Pubs

Showing 193-216 of 342 pubs

• The Black Friar, Blackfriars

  City of London

  pub in London, UKShow moreShow less
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• The Blind Beggar

  Tower Hamlets

  Pub in Whitechapel, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Blue Anchor

  Hammersmith and Fulham

  pub in Hammersmith and Fulham, London, England, UKShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Blythe Hill Tavern

  Lewisham

  pub in Forest Hill, London, England, UKShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Bobbin

  Lambeth

  pub in Clapham, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Boleyn Tavern

  Newham

  pub in East Ham, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Boot

  Camden

  public house on Cromer Street, Holborn, London WC1Show moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Britannia

  Kensington and Chelsea

  pub in Richmond, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Bunch of Grapes

  Kensington and Chelsea

  pub in Knightsbridge, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• Linked to 1701Grade II

  The Captain Kidd

  Tower Hamlets

  The Captain Kidd at 108 Wapping High Street is a Grade II listed riverside pub in a converted former warehouse, named after the pirate William Kidd, who was hanged at the nearby Execution Dock in 1701.Show moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Centre Page

  City of London

  pub in the City of LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Champion Public House

  Westminster

  pub in the City of Westminster, Greater London, W1TShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Cheshire Cheese

  Westminster

  pub in Essex Street, Strand, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Churchill Arms

  Kensington and Chelsea

  Public house at 119 Kensington Church Street in LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Clachan

  Westminster

  pub in Soho, LondonShow moreShow less
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• Grade II

  The Coach & Horses

  Westminster

  The Coach and Horses at 29 Greek Street, Soho, is a Grade II listed pub long associated with Private Eye magazine and with journalist Jeffrey Bernard, whose 'Low Life' column and the play 'Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell' immortalised it.Show moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Cock, Fulham

  Hammersmith and Fulham

  pub in Fulham, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Cross Keys

  Hammersmith and Fulham

  building in Chelsea, London, United KingdomShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Cross Keys, Hammersmith

  Hammersmith and Fulham

  Pub in London, UKShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Crown

  Tower Hamlets

  pub in Cowley, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Crown and Greyhound

  Southwark

  pub in Dulwich, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Denmark Arms

  Newham

  pub in East Ham, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Devereux

  Westminster

  pub in Devereux Court, Strand, LondonShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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• The Devil Tavern

  Westminster

  fleet Street hostelryShow moreShow less
  1 on recordWikipedia
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