| Having Found the Pubs ! |
5a. World War II : 6. Classic Tie : 7. Name Changes
| Pubs which are still operating are shown by the
"Pint Pot" plus the term EXTANT PUB or HOTEL etc.; even including Licensed Restaurant. | |
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Alternatively - the "bottle" symbol applies where no draught ales are provided, i.e. mainly in cafés and restaurants. | |
| Brewery Tie or Pub Group ("PubCo"), or other ownership,
is shown where known : e.g. S & N is Scottish & Newcastle. A traditional Free House is shown as - Free House
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Click on the eye symbol, to see available photograph(s).
Warning is given of the 'download' size(s). | |
| Click to visit the pub's own website. | |
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The filing-card ("info") symbol, when clicked, will
give more information than can be shown on the simple(?) list, as provided initially for a group of pubs. | |
| | . . .is the symbol for an empty text-space. |
| Shows free use of the pub's Wi-Fi facilities permitted. | |
| Other symbols may be shown :
e.g. for MySpace, Cask Marque, Norwich Inns, LocAle Not all will necessarily link to other sites. | |
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Clicking on the book symbol will provide
the interested reader with any background research material (so far unearthed). | |
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. . .is the symbol for an empty 'book'. |
| To E-mail Terry :
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This symbol indicates destruction or severe damage
in World War II. These losses were nearly all sustained in April 1942. |
1914 has been chosen as the reference year - see the 1914 List.
Where the pub had closed by 1914, its last brewery tie
- where known - is shown.
Also see general notes re brewery ties and pub ownerships.
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Dates of Changes