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TelehubExplore history through Britain's pubs - both lost and alive! 🍻 Archive and walking tours await your visit!
Britain's Pubs: Archive of Britain’s Lost & Living Pubs 🏰 is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
Join us at Britain's Pubs, an engaging archive celebrating the rich tapestry of British pubs—both those that have faded from existence and those still thriving today. 🇬🇧 From iconic local watering holes to historical landmarks, our channel dives deep into their stories, significance, and cultural impact over time. 🗺️ Exciting upcoming events include our Pub/History Tours! Embark on enlightening journeys through London's renowned pub scene: - 📅 Richmond Station on 26th September @11 AM - 💼 London Bridge Station on 10th October @11 AM This immersive experience lasts about three to four hours, culminating in a cozy pub gathering where we share refreshments and delve into fascinating tales from history. Each pub reflects a part of community life amidst changing epochs; they’ve witnessed battles, laws, celebrations—all while being spaces for camaraderie. With prices set at £20 per person for adults (£10 for ages 16-18), we provide an inclusive environment; under-16s can join free with a paying adult! Dogs are also welcome. 🐶 We also spotlight contemporary issues affecting historic villages like Harmondsworth as they face changes due to proposed expansions—highlighting how these taverns are more than just a place for drinks but pillars of community heritage at risk. 💔
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Mile End Road, looking East from Cambridge Heath Road with the Vine Tavern on the left (demolished in 1903)
A rare yet beautiful find in London is the resident European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris), which are a common sight at Borough Market. As seen here, this little legend was perched upon the 19th century 'Market Porter' pub (9 Stoney St, SE1). You'll often see them waiting around the food stalls and glass atrium to look for goodies to gobble up. Most of the time (when in London), you tend to see an abundance of pigeons, but the starlings are bold, tame, and a real pleasure to observe. Just look at those feathers and that monumental beak. Other than their obvious beauty, another amazing characteristic of the Starlings is their mimicry. They're well known for being able to mimic a great many sounds. So don't be surprised if you hear one making the sound of a reversing lorry, mobile phone, market traders, or even your own voice. You could be hearing noises that you think are natural but are, in fact, Starlings mimicking their surroundings. We were in awe of this chap whilst out for Pub/History Tours.
The Hunters Inn, Swanmore, 1969. Local postcard.