Letter from a London Pub
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Mudlark Pub + Digging Up the Past
Southwark’s Mudlark pub, named after a popular English pastime: scouring the Thames riverbanks looking for all sorts of buried treasure.
The Mudlark Pub in Southwark (pro. South-ick)
Tucked behind a wall of new-build condos near the B...
The Blue Posts Pub + Your American in England
The Blue Posts pub is SoHo, a staple of English chair bearers since 1739.
The Blue Posts Pub
England legend has it that Blue Posts once demarcated the boundary of a royal hunting ground, which gradually became the SoHo neighborhood o...
The Duke (of Dogs) + A Samarkand Story (on the unseen benefits of a pet)
The Duke E17 pub(p) in Walthamstow, East London
Surprise, surprise. The Duke E17 with the dog head sign was once just The Duke’sHead pub, most likely featuring a more traditional, more Royal-esque portrait as its iconic sign. Despite l...
The Cross Keys Pub, Divine Intervention in England + New Angle for Substack
The sign of the Crossed Keys in Covent Garden. The keys, while the Catholic Pope’s main insignia, is nonetheless meaningful in Anglican England. They represent the keys of St. Peter and the entrance to Heaven’s Gate.
Along with city arms,...
The Rocket Pub + the Ultimate British Challenge, the Brompton World Championships
Anyone who taken a train out of Euston Station knows that the departing vehicles don’t move nearly as quickly as jet-propelled ones. But before the Space Age, they might have seemed so. The Rocket was one of the last (non-brewing) Firkins,...
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