Public house

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English: A public house, usually known as a pub, is a drinking establishment found mainly in Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries influenced by British culture.

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[edit] Australian pubs

  • Travellers Rest Hotel,Thorpdale, Australia

[edit] English pubs

  • The Turks Head St Helens Merseyside

  • The Greyhound Hotel, Carshalton

  • The Greyhound Hotel, Carshalton

  • The Sun, Carshalton

  • Eagle and Child, Oxford

  • Lamb & Flag, Oxford

  • Birmingham

  • The White Lion, Yate, South Gloucestershire

  • Claddagh Ring, Hendon, North London

  • The Bowl, Almondsbury, South Gloucestershire

  • The Wheatsheaf, Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire

  • Old White Horse Inn, Bingley

  • Avebury

  • Pineapple 1

  • Pineapple 2

  • Cirencester, Gloucestershire

  • Bull and Mouth, Bloomsbury, London

  • Bull's Head, Barnes

  • Spanish Galleon

  • The Llandoger Trow, Bristol, England

  • Trolley Stop, Hackney, London

[edit] German Pubs

  • JuLe's Papp,
    Public House in Krefeld

[edit] Scottish pubs

[edit] Welsh pubs

[edit] Pub signs

  • The Eagle and Child, Oxford

  • The Lamb & Flag, Oxford

  • Saracens Head, a pub in Bath, England

  • The Black Dog Bar (Le Tchan du Bouôlé), a pub in Jersey

  • The Black Boy Inn in Caernarfon, Wales

  • Cock and Bull, Stony Stratford

  • Elephant and Castle (now in front of shopping centre)

  • The Dog

  • Thegeorgesouthwarksign.jpg
  • BabbacombePub.jpg
  • The Trout Inn Wolvercote.jpg

  • Door policy in a Walworth (South London) pub

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