Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
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Somerset
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The Theobald Arms
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The Theobald Arms, Nunney, Somerset A rural pub situated at Nunney Catch south of Nunney village with its well-known castle. It closed in ...
The Mason’s Arms
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The Mason’s Arms, Taunton, Somerset A small, long-closed back-street pub situated near the impressive church of St Mary Magdalene and next...
The Staplegrove Inn
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The Staplegrove Inn, Taunton, Somerset A long, white-painted pub with a projecting front section, overlooking a roundabout on the north-we...
The Oxford Inn
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The Oxford Inn, Taunton, Somerset A modern, possibly 1950s, estate pub on the east side of the town, now heavily graffitied. Plans have no...
The Bungalow Inn
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The Bungalow Inn, Redhill, Somerset A pub that indeed is a modern bungalow, situated a few miles south of Bristol near the city’s airport,...
The Furnham Inn
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The Furnham Inn, Cnard, Somerset A white-painted pub on the north side of the town whose owners have been trying without success to sell ...
The King’s Head
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The King’s Head, Wells, Somerset An old brick-built pub in the picturesque main street of England’s smallest city. I don’t know the histor...
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The Englishcombe Inn
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The Englishcombe Inn, Bath, Somerset An impressive manorial-style suburban pub in Cotswold stone, opened in 1934 and now converted to a nu...
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