Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
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Norfolk
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Norfolk
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The Dolphin
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The Dolphin, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk A Victorian pub with a distinctive arcaded frontage, situated in what is now an out-of-the-way locati...
The Wheatsheaf
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The Wheatsheaf, Heacham, Norfolk An inter-wars Brewer’s Tudor pub in a coastal village just south of Hunstanton, that has since been conve...
The Lord Kelvin
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The Lord Kelvin, King’s Lynn, Norfolk An old pub with a more modern facade, situated on the eastern fringe of the town centre near the sta...
The Ostrich
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The Ostrich, South Creake, Norfolk A roadside pub in a small village in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, latterly renamed the Plume o...
The Iron Duke
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The Iron Duke, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk A distinctive Art Deco pub bearing Whitbread livery at the north end of the town’s promenade that i...
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The Magpie
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The Magpie, Norwich, Norfolk A small, foursquare, back-street pub just to the north of the city centre.
The Anchor
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The Anchor, Thetford, Norfolk A large half-timbered hotel just outside the centre of this East Anglian market town. Very sad to see such a...
The Ferry Boat
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The Ferry Boat, Norwich, Norfolk A distinctive, three-storey, gabled building close to the River Wensum, picked out in blinding sunshine.
The Butcher’s Arms
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The Butcher’s Arms, Walpole Cross Keys, Norfolk A long-closed pub on a bypassed road in a remote part of the Fens. Despite its semi-dereli...
The Kings Arms
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The Kings Arms, Norwich, Norfolk A compact moderne-style 1930s pub in a suburban area, now skulking behind a tall fence.
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