Pub Names In Britain (23 pics)

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Very strange pub names in Britain.



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№1 Author: legrandfromage (11 Apr 2013 02:42) Total user comments: 27


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The 'Q' and the 'Old Thirteenth' are the shortest and longest pub names and are in the same town, Stalybridge (local to me). The Quiet Woman is a favourite of mine (Earl Sterndale) - always has a coal fire going and is more like a living room.
The Swan With Two Necks is a popular misnomer - it should be 'two nicks', a method of identifying swans according to the nicks in their beaks when they were all owned.
But I bore you..........
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№2 Author: plaidpancake (11 Apr 2013 07:31) Total user comments: 2475


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i was wondering what the stories behind these places were. i'm sure they have some interesting ones. thanks :D
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№3 Author: thughugger (11 Apr 2013 11:12) Total user comments: 1015


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Most of the old pub names have a history/reason why they are named as they are.
Unfortunately in the 90's the big pub chains started renaming some just to have an amusing or quirky name.
a local pub near me called the Star which dated back to 1606 had it's name changed for a few years, thankfully the new owners saw sense and returned it back to it's properl name.
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№4 Author: mashie5 (11 Apr 2013 11:33) Total user comments: 1357


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a newish tavern by me named the brickyard (sounds kinda douchy, but the name fits) is right behind the outdoor storage area of a brick company. i love original names
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№5 Author: Lu (11 Apr 2013 21:05) Total user comments: 15132


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Not one named ' The Office'?
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№6 Author: yasirkajak (11 Apr 2013 23:08) Total user comments: 401


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cxcxc :07: :07:
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№7 Author: Wuffler (12 Apr 2013 00:25) Total user comments: 46


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One of my local pubs is called ' The Rat '.

It's where all the rat catchers used to congregate back in the day apparently.
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