Victorian and Edwardian Public Houses (original) (raw)

London

• The Adam and Eve, Chelsea
• The Bear and Staff, Bear Sreet and Charing Cross. Rebuilt 1878
• The Black Friar Pub (10 views)
• The Black Lion Tavern, Chelsea
• Black Lion Pub, 274 High Kilburn Road. Rebuilt 1898
• Builders Arms, Chelsea, c. 1820
• The Bull and Bush, Hampstead
• The Cambridge, Charing Cross Road, 1887
• The Captain's Cabin
• The Cock, 7 Great Portland St, 1897
• The Cock Pit, 7 St Andrew's Hill
• The Cricketers, The Green, Richmond
• The Cricketers and Thames, Chelsea
• The Cross Keys
• The Crown, Seven Dials
• The Crown & Cushion, 133-35 Westminster Bridge Road
• The Dog & Duck, 18 Bateman Street, London W1D 3AJ (1897)
• Don Saltero's, Chelsea
• The Duke's Head, Putney, 1887
• The Duke of York, 45 Harrowby Street , 1889
• Eight Bells, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea
• The Eight Bells, Hatfield
• The Elgin, Ladbroke Grove
• The Exmouth Arms, Clerkenwell
• The Falcon, Clapham
• The Flask, Hampstead
• Fox and Anchorn, 115 Charterhouse St, Clerkenwell , 1898
• Friend at Hand
• The Grapes Inn, Limehouse
• The Green Man, Chelsea
• The Globe, London Bridge, 1872
• The Globe, 83 Moorgate at London Wall
• Hung, Drawn & Quartered Pub, Byward Street and Great Tower Street, 1914
• Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead
• The King’ Arms, 65 Newcomen St
• The King’ Head, 10 Stafford St
• Old Blue Last, 38 Great Eastern St, London EC2A 3ES (1876)
• Oxford Arms (pre-Victorian; demolished 1876)
• The Plough, 27 Museum Street, 1855
• The Porcupine, 48 Charing Cross Road, 1873
• The Prince Albert, 163 Royal College St
• The Prince of Wales, Willesden Lane
• The Princess Victoria, 217 Uxbridge Rd
• The Prospect of Whitby, 1520s; façade early nineteenth century
• The Red Lion
• The Rising Sun, London
• The Round House, Garrick Street
• Salutation Inn, 1910
• The Ship, 3 Hart Street, London
• The Ship, 11 Talbot Court, 1873
• The Shooting Star, 125-129 Middlesex Street
• Star & Garter Hotel (The Mansions). Rebuilt 1898
• The Sugarloaf, 65 Cannon St, 1873
• Tom Cribb
• The Wellington, the Strand
• The White Lion, Putney, 1887

England, outside London

• Acorn Inn, Evershot
• The Bell, East Molesey, Surrey
• The Bonnie Boat, Hull
• Guide over Sands, Lancashire
• The King's Arms, High East Street, Dorchester
• "On the Rocks," Yarmouth, Isle of Wight
• Rutland Arms, Mansfield. the Lake District
• The Star Inn, Alfriston
• The Swan, Summer Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey
• Public Houses in Walmgate, York
• Pre-Nineteenth-Century Public Houses (excluding Walmgate) in York
• Nineteenth-Century Coaching Houses and Inns in York
• Pubs in York converted to other uses

Wales

• Queens Vaults, Cardiff

Nothern Ireland

• Bittles Bar, Belfast
• The Botanic Inn, Belfast
• The Crown Bar, Belfast
• The Garrick, Belfast
• The Morning Star, Belfast
• Molly's Yard, Belfast

Scotland

• The Mercantile, Dundee

Related Material

• London's taverns, the predecessors of nineteenth-century gentlemen's clubs
• “Bits of Old London: Old Inns” (from the 1887 Illustrated London News)
• Blood, Betting and Baiting: The Dark History of London’s Pubs
• Instead of the Pub: Temperance Billiard Halls
• An alternative to the pub: The Chelsea Temperance Billiard Hall
• An 1887 cartoon on the naming of pubs

Last modified 10 June 2019