Pubs with Bruce

Manchester. Dates back to 1720 when it was located in the Shambles area. Earlier names were the Fleece Inn, the King's Head Tavern, and...

Manchester, Cateaton Street. Located next to The Old Wellington, this pub dates back to 1793. It is a Joseph Holt (brewing in Manchester...

Manchester. Built in 1552 and originally located in the Shambles area, it is the oldest building of its kind in the city. It became a...

Manchester. Originally opened as The Crown and Scepter in 1776, although records show that a dwelling has been on this site since the...

Manchester. Built in 1888 as a show house for McKenna's Brewery. The pub's exterior is made of polished red granite and features an...

Manchester. There are records of a building being at this location since 1734, at one time serving as a courthouse. A pub opened in 1800...

Manchester. This iconic black and white timber building was built in Chester in 1656 and was known as The Shambles. In 1928 it was...

Manchester. This building is one of the most culturally and historically buildings in the city. Originally The Portico Library, it was...

Manchester. One of Manchester's oldest pubs, it opened in the 1700s and was officially licensed in 1730 (although the sign on the pub...

Manchester. Known as the Abercrombie, built in the 19th century and named after Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Abercromby, it is one of the...

Manchester. The pub dates from 1806 although a pub named the Anchient Britain occupied the space from 1795. It is one of only three city...

Manchester. Likely built in the 1830s, perhaps 1820s. The pub's name comes from Sir Walter Scott's novel of the same name, or from a...

Manchester. Located on the bank of the River Medlock, the pub appears on maps in 1844 but they may have been serving beer here in 1841....

Manchester. Listed as far back as 1794, the date on the building is 1851. Originally the Weavers Arms. Located on busy Rochdale Road and...

Manchester. Dates back to 1743 or 1778. Very popular with the locals, there is a vault inside the entrance, a lobby area around the...

Manchester. Dating back to 1745, The Lower Turks Head was once an old stagecoach stop. The exterior has beautiful ornate tiling and the...

Manchester (Hilton Street). The pub and its name dates back to 1791. Maroon glazed tiles cover the exterior and the "Chesters Ales" signs...

Manchester. The pub's history dates back to 1852 with the current building dating to 1930. The entrance is on the left side of the bar (a...

Manchester. Located on the edge of the Chinatown district, this pub dates back to 1824. There is a spacious open area surrounding a...

Manchester. Built in 1790 it claims to have the smallest bar in Europe and also one of the oldest pubs in Manchester, dating from 1842...