Public Houses Collection (#7)

Saracens Head Beaconsfield Circa 1936 Police direct traffic and patrol outside the Saracens Head, Beaconsfield whilst an unknown royal visitor enjoys a drink at the pub

A Nottigham Co-operative society electric food deliver van seen here at the Plumptre Arms at the junction of Muskham Street and Bunbury Street, pictured in 1959

The street scene in Tor Hill Road, Torquay in 1963 with the Easterbrook bakery in the centre Vinnicombe and Son Wine Merchants

The Siddon Arms in Brecon, a market town and community in Powys, Mid Wales, 24th February 1954. Aka The Sarah Siddons Inn

The Fourteen Stars Tavern, Counterslip, Bristol 1857

The Wheatsheaf, St Thomas Street, 1947

Redcliffe Brass and Copper Works, The Old Fox, and Redcliffe Dining Rooms, Circa 1910s

The Armada pub and Jones the baker, where self raising flour was invented, in Broadmead, Bristol pictured in 1953

The Golden Cross Pub, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1999

Inncognito Pub, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1999

Children sit on the village green Chalfont St. Giles watching the swan on the pond Circa 1900

Chalfont St. Giles Village Green Circa 1890

Enjoying a pint and a cigarette at The Olde Leathern Bottel, Wednesbury. 28th July 1963

The domino players of The Olde Leathern Bottel, Wednesbury. Sharing a joke, enjoying a pint and a cigarette. 28th July 1963

Pub Scene, Forest Hill, London Borough of Lewisham, 13th September 1964

After a hard day in the Grotto, with children pulling your beard and screaming and crying because they are frighten of the man in the big red suit

A view taken through an old archway off the main street in the old town of Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Circa 1950

Miss Nora Collins chatting with a customer in her public house, 21st March 1938

Schoolboys examine the Golden Goat at The Goat Inn, on Bottle Ban, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, 18th November 1938

George Braggs Wine Cellars below the old Theatre Royal in New Street, Birmingham. 1901

Tufton Arms Hotel, Public House, Appleby, Newcastle, 24th July 1990

The Tap & Spile, Public House, Shields Road, Newcastle, 5th October 1988. Robert Newton Breweries

Senate Bar, Public House, Ridley Place, Newcastle, 29th September 1983

Bourgognes Public House, Newgate Street, Newcastle, 23rd October 1971

The Black Bull, Public House, Newcastle, 27th July 1984

Adelphi Hotel, Public House, Shakespeare Street, Newcastle, 12th March 1985

Budge Hotel, Public House, Newcastle, Circa 1960

Blackie Boy, Public House, Newcastle, Circa 1988

Baltic Wine Cellar, Public House, by the corner of Broad Chare and the Quayside, Newcastle, 2nd June 1974. Whitbread Brewery

The Star Inn, Public House, Westgate Road, Newcastle, 1st October 1986

Bank Top Toby Hotel, Public House, Ponteland Road, Newcastle, 1st August 1988

The Trent House, Public House, Leazes Lane, Newcastle, 8th May 1986

The Barras Bridge Hotel, Public House, in the shadow of the new town hall, Newcastle, 3rd April 1962

The Strawberry, Public House, Strawberry Lane, Newcastle, 15th April 1988

The Three Bulls Head, Public House, Percy Street, Newcastle, 14th November 1984

Strings, Public House, Newcastle, 15th April 1988

Wilders, Public House, Carliol Square, Newcastle, 6th May 1989

Steppes, Public House, Northumberland Road, Newcastle, 19th February 1988

Wheatsheaf Inn Public House, Waterloo Street, Newcastle, 3rd September 1969. Whitbread Brewery

Smethwick, a town in the Sandwell Metropolitan Borough, in the West Midlands of England. March 1964

Group of men play dominoes at the Druids Head Inn in Coseley, a suburban area in the north of the Dudley, The Black Country, an area of the West Midlands in England, north and west of Birmingham

Former Middlesbrough hairdresser Mike Forbes is convinced he is on to a winner with his £ 250, 000 conversion of a historic Cleveland mill

John Warburton, manager of The Turf public house next door to Wrexham F.Cs Racecourse Ground, sitting beside an empty grate in his best room. 2nd November 1972

Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot, at the Kings Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland

No poll tax here... Mrs Jane Crabtree landlady at the Sair, Linthwaite, with the pubs very own cat house. The cardboard, mock-Tudor mansion has housed the pubs felines for almost a year in the main

At 3pm on 8 May 1945, Prime Minister, Winston Churchill announced that the war in Europe would end at midnight. London erupted into a massive chorus of jubilation and celebration

The Brewmaster pub and Leicester Square tube station on the corner of Cranbourn Street. 22nd September 1961

The Brewmaster pub on the corner of Cranbourn Street and Leicester Square, London. 22nd September 1961

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"Exploring the Heart and Soul of Public Houses: A Journey Across Europe" Embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant world of public houses, where history, culture, and community intertwine. Our first stop takes us to Murphy's Pub in Dingle, County Kerry, Munster, Republic of Ireland. Here, locals and travelers alike gather to share stories over pints of Guinness while immersing themselves in the authentic Irish pub atmosphere. Next up is MGN Studios in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire - an unexpected location for a public house but one that holds significance nonetheless. It was here that the iconic film "Where Eagles Dare" was filmed amidst the hustle and bustle of production. In July 1987, an extraordinary moment unfolded as we witness Queen Mother standing behind a pub bar in Stepney savoring a pint of beer. This snapshot captures her relishing an ordinary pleasure enjoyed by many across generations – a testament to the universal appeal of these establishments. As night falls upon Temple Bar in Dublin's County Dublin, our senses are awakened by The Temple Bar pub's lively ambiance. Its colorful façade beckons passersby into its warm embrace as live music fills every corner with joyous melodies. Venturing further into Ireland's enchanting landscapes leads us to Buggles Pub nestled within Kilrush Town in County Clare. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, this hidden gem offers respite for weary travelers seeking solace amidst nature's beauty. Crossing borders into England brings us to Cutter Inn along River Ouse in Ely, Cambridgeshire. With its picturesque setting overlooking tranquil waterscapes and historic architecture nearby; it serves as a haven for those seeking tranquility away from bustling city life. Stepping inside London's Sun Pub reveals an interior steeped in history and character—a microcosm reflecting centuries-old traditions intertwined with modernity—an embodiment of British pub culture.