Pubs with Bruce

Whitechapel, London. Established in 1721 with the current building dating back to around 1900. Its history is intertwined with the...

Leadenhall Market, City of London. Two nice pubs located in beautiful Leadenhall Market (originally a 14th century noble house with a...

City of London. Likely existing as an inn or tavern for centuries before its first documented record in 1721, the current site of the pub...

City of London. The original Cross Keys Inn was one of four City of London inns licensed to hold plays in the late 16th century. The...

City of London. Named after the old Roman road on which it stands, this pub was built in 1668 on the site of its predecessor which burnt...

Bankside, London. Dates back to 1616 when it was the brewery tap room for the Anchor Brewery, built on the site of an earlier inn named...

Borough, London. Named after Field Marshall Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, a distinguished Scottish military figure who fought in the...

London Bridge. After a walk across London Bridge (with a nice view of Tower Bridge) I arrived at The George, a truly iconic London pub....

Aldgate, London. Built in 1829 on the site of the Magpie Ale House (1645), the red brick Georgian building is one of the oldest in the...

Aldgate, London. Dating from around 1859, it is named in honor of princess Victoria, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria, upon her marriage...

Aldgate, London. Dating back to 1750 and originally known as the Eight Bells Alehouse. Named for the number of bells in the peal housed...

Aldgate, London. Dating back to 1593 and the oldest licensed public house in the City of London, it is one of the few timber framed...

East Molesey, Sussex. Established in 1831, one of the first beer houses to open in East Molesley under the terms of the 1830 BeerHouse...

Richmond. Built in 1547 it has served various purposes over the years including as a post office and as a sweet shop. It became a...

Richmond. Originally the Waterman's Arms, the pub was built in 1740 on the site of a former Observant Franciscan friary next to the...

Falmouth. Established in the 1700s, the pub has been known as a gathering place for sailors, merchants, and navy men whose ships were...

Falmouth. The pub first opened its doors in the 1660s as the Maritime Hotel with its back to the newly opened prison on the opposite side...

Marazion, South Cornwall. A traditional Cornish pub with the building dating back to the 18th century. It is said that the name changed...

Falmouth. Located on the Moor (a busy area in the heart of Falmouth), the pub is one of the town's oldest establishments, dating from the...

Falmouth, Cornwall. Established in 1861 and originally known as The Mason's Arms, the pub is located on Killegrew Street (the main street...