Pubs with Bruce

Gloucester. This historic inn with a courtyard that stands opposite Gloucester Cathedral dates back to 1216 when it was granted to Peter...

Oxford. After a walk down a narrow road bordered by a great old wall I reached this lovely corner pub built by Halls in 1839. A beautiful...

Oxford. Established in the 1830s, this cozy pub is tucked away on a quiet residential street in the Jericho neighborhood and was once...

Oxford. A coaching inn dating back to the 15th century, the pub was opened in 1871 as the Prince of Wales and was later renamed to honor...

Oxford. A back street local near the Oxford Canal, the pub was built in 1869 and was known as the Printer's Devil (an apprentice at the...

Oxford. A pub on this site from 1780 was called the Paradise House and was rebuilt in 1892. Some period features remain (brickwork,...

Oxford. Built around 1650 and originally called the Jericho House, it is located just north of the city gates and served as a refuge for...

Oxford. A Victorian pub named after one of the stagecoach services that once served the city, it was built in 1889 for the Hanley City...

Oxford. First mentioned in history books in 1681 as Jacob's Well (a Morrell's pub), it changed its name to Great Tom in 1865 and to Old...

Oxford. An inn has been recorded at this site since 1397. It has been rebuilt at least once, the last time in 1716 as the New Inn. The...

Oxford. Located down a Medieval passageway off the High Street, it was originally built in 1654 and was recorded in 1662 as The Hen and...

Oxford. The building was originally a private house from 1032 to 1220. In 1364 it became Spicer's Inn and in 1600 became the Crown Inn....

Bicester. A 17th century pub located in Bicester's town centre. The pub's history is connected to the town's bell foundry. Two large and...

Bicester, UK. Dating from 1674, it was previously the Plaisterer's Arms and the Blue Man before becoming The Angel in 1804, and was the...

Oxford. Located down a narrow medieval passageway, the building began as a private home in the 13th century. In the 15th century the...

Oxford. People have been drinking at The Bear since 1242 although the current building was founded in 1774 and was known as The Jolly...

Oxford. Dating back to the 16th century, the earliest known license comes from 1591 when it was known as The Mermaid. Over the years it...

Oxford. Located next to the Lamb and Flag Passage, the pub dates back to 1695 when it was owned by St. John's College, although it has...

Oxford. Originally occupied by buildings erected by Augustinian friars in 1268, in 1607 Thomas Franklyn was licensed to set up an inn...

Oxford. The pub's foundations date back to 1381 when it was called the Spotted Cow, with the (very!) low beamed front bar area put in...