Tim Martin, founder and chairman of #Wetherspoons, pub chain, pictured Monday 21st February 1995, at his first venture in the midlands, The Square Peg, on the site of the former Lewis's department store, Corporation Street, #Birmingham city centre.

The more money that you have to pay for peace of mind, the less of both you have.

The heartbreaking sight of the Golden Lion pub on Church Street being demolished, 1970

The Cockney Pride Tavern was a London pub located in Piccadilly Circus, known for its unique basement location across two levels, a cockney-themed downstairs bar, and live music that varied from music hall to country and western. The pub was permanently closed and absorbed into the Criterion development, with the building disappearing during re-development in the early 1990s.

Pub landlord from the 1950s giving his opinion on the days of the British Teddy boys 🍻

A stallholder pulls his market barrow past the Warwick Castle pub on the corner of Portobello Road in the Notting Hill district of West London on the 30th March, 1990.

(This coming Saturday)
TOUR: #Waterloo
🗓 18th October
👥  Waterloo Station
🕦 11 AM
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#RIP The Charlie Chaplin, New Kent Road, South East London, which was demolished in 2020 as part of a larger redevelopment project.

The Oddfellows Arms, Dudley, 1965

'Danny the Comm' behind the bar of the Commercial Bar, #Dingwall, 1950s

[ 📷 : Highland Livestock Heritage Society]

The Queen’s Head between Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst, Hampshire.

#RIP The Lord Wellington, which once sat on the 'Old Kent road', South London

Thank you to everyone for following me and sharing my posts/content. Your support is the encouragement that not only drives me further and further, but sheds some much needed light in times of darkness. 🤝

Christine Keeler & Mandy Rice-Davies at The Cittie of Yorke pub in Holborn