The underprivileged boys of 70s #Bermondsey, #London enjoying a celebrity football match. 🏆⚽️

1900 - The Pelican Inn was situated on Buttermarket Street in a town between #Liverpool and #Manchester named #Warrington.

#RIP

Be sure to join our next pub/history walking #TOUR where, on our journey through the 'City of London', we will venture into one of London's oldest market sites and one of the city's most beautiful buildings.

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Tell you what...... I love watching women's sports, you can get up, go to the toilet, grab a drink, make a quick phone call and not miss anything!

There's no such thing as "#RawMilk". There's milk that has been tampered with, or there's milk that hasn't been tampered with. Apply this to other modern terms and you'll realize that words have, as always, been weaponized to alter how you see the physical world.

An ice rose or 'frost flower,' is a very rare, beautiful and natural phenomenon wherein water vapor rises from the ground (or a body of water) and freezes upon contact with the cold air, creating intricate ice patterns. Nature is the artist in which we all take our inspiration.

A view into the industrial, residential, and sporting world during the bygone days of the port city of #Southampton in #Hampshire, #England.

The queue for #Arsenal vs #Tottenham (Spurs), 1934.

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They love to wind me up of a morning 🌄

#London is now jam-packed with an array of disgusting buildings that have no indication of what culture or country they're supposed to represent. I'd have the lot down in no time.

Round 2 of the greatest, most magnificent meal to ever grace planet earth. 🤴 🍴

We certainly didn't have much, but we made the best of what we had.

East, #London, 1950s

"How did you know that she was the one?"

@BritainsPubs

All on "£7 a week."

1950s - The 16 children of Mr and Mrs O' Hare. Thanks to all of our so-called "progress," you couldn't imagine trying this today.

"And they're all very, very happy."