My old man swore the flagstone floor by the bar was laid when the watermen still drank here. Take your pint out to the terrace at low tide and listen — the river knocks on the wall like it wants letting in.
Paid £6.40
The Ledger
57 Wapping Wall, E1W 3SH · Havering
Public notes appear in the logbook; Legacy notes are kept for the Family Table below.
Riverside Wapping pub usually dated to 1520; a strong fit for the heritage-by-water demo. · Tudor
My old man swore the flagstone floor by the bar was laid when the watermen still drank here. Take your pint out to the terrace at low tide and listen — the river knocks on the wall like it wants letting in. · Told since the 1960s
Nan cleaned here in the fifties and said the pewter bar top was older than anyone who ever leaned on it. She tapped it twice for luck before closing, so I do too. · Nan's shift, 1950s
My old man swore the flagstone floor by the bar was laid when the watermen still drank here. Take your pint out to the terrace at low tide and listen — the river knocks on the wall like it wants letting in.
Paid £6.40
Nan cleaned here in the fifties and said the pewter bar top was older than anyone who ever leaned on it. She tapped it twice for luck before closing, so I do too.
Paid £6.10
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