19th century pub london hi-res stock photography and images

A barmaid leans against the beer pumps in a public house in Victorian London, around 1890 Stock Photo

RM2DCC8CW–A barmaid leans against the beer pumps in a public house in Victorian London, around 1890

The Old George at 379 Bethnal Green, London, England. - A large crowd and a great number of beer barrels line the street with brewery workers holding tankards. - 1885 Stock Photo

RM2BJ08KB–The Old George at 379 Bethnal Green, London, England. - A large crowd and a great number of beer barrels line the street with brewery workers holding tankards. - 1885

wet day london time queen elizabeth city street old shops home pub man winter outside cobled streets slum house rain weather sho Stock Photo

RFB7P646–wet day london time queen elizabeth city street old shops home pub man winter outside cobled streets slum house rain weather sho

Walter Greaves' painting 'The Black Lion, Chelsea by Night' presents a night-time scene of the Black Lion pub in Chelsea, highlighting urban life in London during the 19th century. Stock Photo

RMKBWMNK–Walter Greaves' painting 'The Black Lion, Chelsea by Night' presents a night-time scene of the Black Lion pub in Chelsea, highlighting urban life in London during the 19th century.

. English: 'An Elevated View of The New Docks & Warehouses now constructing on the Isle of Dogs near Limehouse for the reception & accomodation of shipping in the West India Trade...' An elevated view of the West India Docks showing the scale of the undertaking. The West India Docks were the first enclosed docks of the 19th century. The docks were established by an act of Parliament in 1799 and opened in 1802. They relieved congestion on the River Thames. Ships could discharge cargoes in four days instead of four weeks. The docks closed in 1980. An elevated view of the West India Docks . Pub Stock Photo

RMP02931–. English: 'An Elevated View of The New Docks & Warehouses now constructing on the Isle of Dogs near Limehouse for the reception & accomodation of shipping in the West India Trade...' An elevated view of the West India Docks showing the scale of the undertaking. The West India Docks were the first enclosed docks of the 19th century. The docks were established by an act of Parliament in 1799 and opened in 1802. They relieved congestion on the River Thames. Ships could discharge cargoes in four days instead of four weeks. The docks closed in 1980. An elevated view of the West India Docks . Pub

'The Eagle Tavern, Hoxton' is a painting that captures a lively London street scene with the tavern as its central focus, reflecting the everyday life and social atmosphere of early 19th-century Britain. Stock Photo

RMHYC0KP–'The Eagle Tavern, Hoxton' is a painting that captures a lively London street scene with the tavern as its central focus, reflecting the everyday life and social atmosphere of early 19th-century Britain.

LONDON PUB scene in an 1870 engraving Stock Photo

RMRF0D0B–LONDON PUB scene in an 1870 engraving

Spaniards Inn Hampstead Original Design from an original 19th century Engraving Stock Photo

RMMCX3YP–Spaniards Inn Hampstead Original Design from an original 19th century Engraving

Taylor Walker sign on the facade of The Turners Old Star pub in Wapping, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2H47K96–Taylor Walker sign on the facade of The Turners Old Star pub in Wapping, London, UK

London- May 2022: the Duke Of Wellington public house in Belgravia, a 19th Century tradition pub Stock Photo

RF2JDT4XG–London- May 2022: the Duke Of Wellington public house in Belgravia, a 19th Century tradition pub

A print Graphite and watercolour of a view of the The Prince Albert pub 11 Coopers Row London 1830s Artist Thomas Hosmer Shepherd 19th century vintage antique art artwork Stock Photo

RM3CH54X9–A print Graphite and watercolour of a view of the The Prince Albert pub 11 Coopers Row London 1830s Artist Thomas Hosmer Shepherd 19th century vintage antique art artwork

19th century The Black Lion Pub, Kilburn High Road, Kilburn, London Borough of Camden, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMR47M39–19th century The Black Lion Pub, Kilburn High Road, Kilburn, London Borough of Camden, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Black and White Illustration; The Ship Tavern, Greenwich, London Stock Photo

RM2HM9J7B–Black and White Illustration; The Ship Tavern, Greenwich, London

The Woolpack Pub in popular Bermondsey St, South London. Located at 98 Bermondsey Street. Youngs Brewery Pub. Built mid 19th century. Stock Photo

RF2PNYHEK–The Woolpack Pub in popular Bermondsey St, South London. Located at 98 Bermondsey Street. Youngs Brewery Pub. Built mid 19th century.

Old Queen's Head & Artichoke Pub, Albany Street, Regent's Park, London 1819 Stock Photo

RF2HEKFJP–Old Queen's Head & Artichoke Pub, Albany Street, Regent's Park, London 1819

Old London, Geroge Inn, Southwark, 1885. Philip Norman Stock Photo

RM2HNPNFD–Old London, Geroge Inn, Southwark, 1885. Philip Norman

Peasants of Bohemia drinking wine in a tavern, 1818. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Mary Anne Venning’s A Geographical Present being Descriptions of the Principal Countries of the World, Darton, Harvey and Darton, London, 1818. Venning wrote educational books on geography, conchology and mineralogy in the early 19th century. Stock Photo

RM2B9NRD7–Peasants of Bohemia drinking wine in a tavern, 1818. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Mary Anne Venning’s A Geographical Present being Descriptions of the Principal Countries of the World, Darton, Harvey and Darton, London, 1818. Venning wrote educational books on geography, conchology and mineralogy in the early 19th century.

Australia, New South Wales, Sydney, Paddington district, Underwood St, The London pub installed in an 1875 building Stock Photo

RF2WCX8AC–Australia, New South Wales, Sydney, Paddington district, Underwood St, The London pub installed in an 1875 building

The Spaniards Inn, Hampstead, London. 19th century. The Spaniards Inn is a 16th century public house on Spaniards Road, between Hampstead and Highgate in London, England. Stock Photo

RM2X16T16–The Spaniards Inn, Hampstead, London. 19th century. The Spaniards Inn is a 16th century public house on Spaniards Road, between Hampstead and Highgate in London, England.

Upper Flask Tavern, Hampstead Heath, residence of George Steevens, 1840. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7D9AE–Upper Flask Tavern, Hampstead Heath, residence of George Steevens, 1840. Artist: Unknown

Ray Street, Clerkenwell, 1820, London, UK Stock Photo

RMFB1F52–Ray Street, Clerkenwell, 1820, London, UK

The Oxford Arms, Warwick Lane, 1875. Stock Photo

RM2F5M3GH–The Oxford Arms, Warwick Lane, 1875.

A depiction of a 19th-century scene inside a London gin palace, showcasing the social atmosphere of the time, with people enjoying drinks in a lively, bustling setting. Gin palaces were popular establishments in London during the 1800s. Stock Photo

RMJ4F9TE–A depiction of a 19th-century scene inside a London gin palace, showcasing the social atmosphere of the time, with people enjoying drinks in a lively, bustling setting. Gin palaces were popular establishments in London during the 1800s.

933 London. The Griffin, Temple Bar. (NBY 440341) Stock Photo

RMPBN06Y–933 London. The Griffin, Temple Bar. (NBY 440341)

An engraving depicting The White Hart Inn, Knightsbridge, London. This inn was a watering house for hackney carriages as well as a resting place for porters. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMRJK42M–An engraving depicting The White Hart Inn, Knightsbridge, London. This inn was a watering house for hackney carriages as well as a resting place for porters. Dated 19th century

ALCOHOLISM Waiting for a pub to open in London in an 1874 engrasving Stock Photo

RMR80BRR–ALCOHOLISM Waiting for a pub to open in London in an 1874 engrasving

1973, historical, an attractive young lady wearing a very short party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family, Baring, the banking family in the 19th century had an estate in the borough. Stock Photo

RM2BBH10H–1973, historical, an attractive young lady wearing a very short party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family, Baring, the banking family in the 19th century had an estate in the borough.

The Queens Head, formerly a pub linked to Jack the Ripper victims, now Chris Dyson Architects offices, restored to it's 19th century look, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2BX1CK7–The Queens Head, formerly a pub linked to Jack the Ripper victims, now Chris Dyson Architects offices, restored to it's 19th century look, London, UK

LONDON- AUGUST 19, 2025: Duke of Wellington pub in Belgravia. Oak-panelled 19th-century corner pub with an open fire Stock Photo

RF3CFCE7B–LONDON- AUGUST 19, 2025: Duke of Wellington pub in Belgravia. Oak-panelled 19th-century corner pub with an open fire

Marquis Cornwallis Pub, Bloomsbury, London, UK Stock Photo

RM3CAWN0W–Marquis Cornwallis Pub, Bloomsbury, London, UK

19th century Duke of York pub, St Ann's Terrace, St John's Wood, City of Westminster, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMR501YM–19th century Duke of York pub, St Ann's Terrace, St John's Wood, City of Westminster, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

The Rose and Crown Pub on the High Street, Wimbledon, London. Late 19th or early 20th century. Watercolour drawing by Francis Dodd (1874 - 1949). Stock Photo

RM3CE8DKA–The Rose and Crown Pub on the High Street, Wimbledon, London. Late 19th or early 20th century. Watercolour drawing by Francis Dodd (1874 - 1949).

Coach and Horses Pub in London's Soho. The famous Coach & Horses at 29 Greek Street in London's West End. Built early 19th century Grade II listed. Stock Photo

RF2NAM28E–Coach and Horses Pub in London's Soho. The famous Coach & Horses at 29 Greek Street in London's West End. Built early 19th century Grade II listed.

SNARESBROOK: The 'Eagle' pub. London, antique print 1888 Stock Photo

RFFPDR9J–SNARESBROOK: The 'Eagle' pub. London, antique print 1888

Old London, Queen's head Inn, Southwark, 1883. Philip Norman Stock Photo

RM2HNPNFK–Old London, Queen's head Inn, Southwark, 1883. Philip Norman

An 18th Century street scene in Islington in Greater London, England, showing Old St Mary's Parish Church in Upper Street. Now part of the London Borough of Islington, it grew as a sprawling Middlesex village along the line of the Great North Road, and has provided the name of the modern borough. Stock Photo

RMRFT67D–An 18th Century street scene in Islington in Greater London, England, showing Old St Mary's Parish Church in Upper Street. Now part of the London Borough of Islington, it grew as a sprawling Middlesex village along the line of the Great North Road, and has provided the name of the modern borough.

Ornately decorated 19th century building in Mayfair with pub Stock Photo

RM2YCDYBH–Ornately decorated 19th century building in Mayfair with pub

Hornsey Wood Tavern, 25 Alexandra Villas, Finsbury Park, London, c1863. Hornsey Wood House was pulled down in 1866, at which time the tea-gardens and grounds became absorbed into Finsbury Park. Stock Photo

RM2X16RFM–Hornsey Wood Tavern, 25 Alexandra Villas, Finsbury Park, London, c1863. Hornsey Wood House was pulled down in 1866, at which time the tea-gardens and grounds became absorbed into Finsbury Park.

Inn sign from the Boar's Head Tavern, Eastcheap, London, 19th century.Artist: J Tingle Stock Photo

RMW7DTY7–Inn sign from the Boar's Head Tavern, Eastcheap, London, 19th century.Artist: J Tingle

The tower of London 1871 from the book Sights and sensations in Europe : sketches of travel and adventure in England, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Holland, and Belgium : with an account of the places and persons prominent in the Franco-German war by Browne, Junius Henri, 1833-1902 Published by Hartford, Conn. : American Pub. Co. ; San Francisco, in 1871 Stock Photo

RM2G28TT0–The tower of London 1871 from the book Sights and sensations in Europe : sketches of travel and adventure in England, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Holland, and Belgium : with an account of the places and persons prominent in the Franco-German war by Browne, Junius Henri, 1833-1902 Published by Hartford, Conn. : American Pub. Co. ; San Francisco, in 1871

The Jamaica Wine House, known locally as 'the Jampot', in St Michael's Alley, London EC3, UK. Stock Photo

RM2R1PXP9–The Jamaica Wine House, known locally as 'the Jampot', in St Michael's Alley, London EC3, UK.

The Eagle Tavern in Hoxton, London, was established in 1832. It is a historical pub with significance in the development of London's social and cultural scene, reflecting the city's pub culture in the 19th century. Stock Photo

RMKYDYXH–The Eagle Tavern in Hoxton, London, was established in 1832. It is a historical pub with significance in the development of London's social and cultural scene, reflecting the city's pub culture in the 19th century.

N/A. N/A 407 Younger's 'Ye Olde London' tavern sign Stock Photo

RMP81BF4–N/A. N/A 407 Younger's 'Ye Olde London' tavern sign

RMRJK8W5–An engraving depicting The White Hart Inn, Knightsbridge, London. This inn was a watering house for hackney carriages as well as a resting place for porters. Dated 19th century

Hornsey High Street, London UK, with shops and the Great Northern Railway Taven Stock Photo

RM3A0JFB0–Hornsey High Street, London UK, with shops and the Great Northern Railway Taven

1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short and revealing party frock standing with a man at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, London, England. She is fund raising for a local blind charity. At the corner of southbrook Rd, in South east London, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family name is is Baring, the well-known banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough. Stock Photo

RM2B9MYHE–1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short and revealing party frock standing with a man at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, London, England. She is fund raising for a local blind charity. At the corner of southbrook Rd, in South east London, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family name is is Baring, the well-known banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough.

Exterior of The Turners Old Star pub in Wapping, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2H47K7K–Exterior of The Turners Old Star pub in Wapping, London, UK

London- January, 2021: The Ship, an independent 19th-century public house on Hart Street in central London Stock Photo

RF2E1N1PX–London- January, 2021: The Ship, an independent 19th-century public house on Hart Street in central London

Inside a public house on a Saturday night, London, England c. 1901. Stock Photo

RMFKWX4M–Inside a public house on a Saturday night, London, England c. 1901.

19th century The York Pub, Islington High Street, Islington, London Borough of Islington, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMBE3R56–19th century The York Pub, Islington High Street, Islington, London Borough of Islington, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Licensed victuallers' school, Kennington, London. Engraving. Stock Photo

RM2H47W3C–Licensed victuallers' school, Kennington, London. Engraving.

RF2A4D930–Coach and Horses Pub in London's Soho. The famous Coach & Horses at 29 Greek Street in London's West End. Built early 19th century Grade II listed.

LONDON: Tottenham: Bell pub, Edmonton, antique print 1880 Stock Photo

RFFPD88P–LONDON: Tottenham: Bell pub, Edmonton, antique print 1880

Old London, back of the Queen's head Inn, Southwark, 1883. Philip Norman Stock Photo

RM2HNPNGP–Old London, back of the Queen's head Inn, Southwark, 1883. Philip Norman

A 19th Century Christmas Card featuring troopers from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards in a bar. The Blues as they were also called was a cavalry regiment of the British Army, part of the Household Cavalry (unknown artist). Stock Photo

RM2BD2D6A–A 19th Century Christmas Card featuring troopers from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards in a bar. The Blues as they were also called was a cavalry regiment of the British Army, part of the Household Cavalry (unknown artist).

Pub Skittles, illustration of the old-fashioned game as played in a pub alley in the East End of London Stock Photo

RMC3P7WF–Pub Skittles, illustration of the old-fashioned game as played in a pub alley in the East End of London

Pub in Covent Garden named after a whistling Oyster that was sold in the pub, Drury Lane Covent Garden 19th Century illustration London Stock Photo

RF2K345RJ–Pub in Covent Garden named after a whistling Oyster that was sold in the pub, Drury Lane Covent Garden 19th Century illustration London

The 'Farthing Pie House', London, 1820 (1891). Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7DJ2D–The 'Farthing Pie House', London, 1820 (1891). Artist: Unknown

The Two Brewers, a Greene King pub on Monmouth Street, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2M9J5GJ–The Two Brewers, a Greene King pub on Monmouth Street, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London, England, UK

The Jamaica Wine House, known locally as 'the Jampot', on the site of London's first coffee house in St Michael's Alley, London EC3, UK. Stock Photo

RM2R1PXPD–The Jamaica Wine House, known locally as 'the Jampot', on the site of London's first coffee house in St Michael's Alley, London EC3, UK.

EW(1884) p.101 South Western Railway London to Southampton (bottom) A C Black (pub) Stock Photo

RMJYEPAT–EW(1884) p.101 South Western Railway London to Southampton (bottom) A C Black (pub)

. English: This image shows to lay out of departments and facilities at the Asylum at Hanwell in the 1850's Source: The Pictorial Handbook of London: Comprising Its Antiquities, Architecture, Arts, Manufacture. By John Weale; page 605. Pub H.G. Bohn 1854 Sourced and available online from Google Books. 1854. John Weale (1791-1862) 60 Asylum layout Stock Photo

RMMW8714–. English: This image shows to lay out of departments and facilities at the Asylum at Hanwell in the 1850's Source: The Pictorial Handbook of London: Comprising Its Antiquities, Architecture, Arts, Manufacture. By John Weale; page 605. Pub H.G. Bohn 1854 Sourced and available online from Google Books. 1854. John Weale (1791-1862) 60 Asylum layout

Illustration depicting a poor woman heading into the jug and bottle department of a London pub. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMHHEKAW–Illustration depicting a poor woman heading into the jug and bottle department of a London pub. Dated 19th Century

Photograph of Grapes PH, Southwark (Old), London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Face on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Nothing for the Grapes, Southwark (Old), London SE1 1LB. As of July 2018 . Demolished and new pub built on the site Stock Photo

RM2RGA11N–Photograph of Grapes PH, Southwark (Old), London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Face on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Nothing for the Grapes, Southwark (Old), London SE1 1LB. As of July 2018 . Demolished and new pub built on the site

1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short and revealing party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. She is feeding one of the male guests a grilled corn on the cob. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family is Baring, the banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough. Stock Photo

RM2B9MY3T–1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short and revealing party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. She is feeding one of the male guests a grilled corn on the cob. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family is Baring, the banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough.

RM2H47K76–Exterior of The Turners Old Star pub in Wapping, London, UK

RF2E1N1P8–London- January, 2021: The Ship, an independent 19th-century public house on Hart Street in central London

London, Ecke Victoria Street/Buckingham Gate Stock Photo

RMDTA4A3–London, Ecke Victoria Street/Buckingham Gate

19th century The Bell Pub, Bell Corner, Staines Road, Hounslow, London Borough of Hounslow, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMF0BWJE–19th century The Bell Pub, Bell Corner, Staines Road, Hounslow, London Borough of Hounslow, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

People drinking outside The Castle pub in Cowcross Street, London. Pawnbrokers sign refers to licence issued by King George IV in early 19th century. Stock Photo

RM2CD14KX–People drinking outside The Castle pub in Cowcross Street, London. Pawnbrokers sign refers to licence issued by King George IV in early 19th century.

RF2DB1XEG–Coach and Horses Pub in London's Soho. The famous Coach & Horses at 29 Greek Street in London's West End. Built early 19th century Grade II listed.

LONDON: Hampstead: Spaniards pub, Heath, antique print 1880 Stock Photo

RFFPC2WB–LONDON: Hampstead: Spaniards pub, Heath, antique print 1880

Old London, Last of the King's Head Inn, Southwark, 1884. Philip Norman Stock Photo

RM2HNPNRW–Old London, Last of the King's Head Inn, Southwark, 1884. Philip Norman

A Public House, London. Unknown maker, French Stock Photo

RM2F5G25H–A Public House, London. Unknown maker, French

Sign of The Samuel Pepys, unique riverside pub in Stew Lane, housed in a 19th-century Thameside tea warehouse in the City of London, England Stock Photo

RF3BRFKX7–Sign of The Samuel Pepys, unique riverside pub in Stew Lane, housed in a 19th-century Thameside tea warehouse in the City of London, England

The Anchor Pub. 19th century pub, built on a truly historic site on the bank of the Thames in Southwark. Greater London, London, England, UK, Europe Stock Photo

RM2JFX5A7–The Anchor Pub. 19th century pub, built on a truly historic site on the bank of the Thames in Southwark. Greater London, London, England, UK, Europe

The Trafalgar Tavern, located in Greenwich, is a historical pub known for its maritime connections and its location near the River Thames. It has been a significant site for sailors and travelers in London's history. Stock Photo

RMD515P3–The Trafalgar Tavern, located in Greenwich, is a historical pub known for its maritime connections and its location near the River Thames. It has been a significant site for sailors and travelers in London's history.

RM2M9J5G2–The Two Brewers, a Greene King pub on Monmouth Street, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London, England, UK

The Elephant and Castle, south London, England in 1830. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934. Stock Photo

RMM45861–The Elephant and Castle, south London, England in 1830. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.

EW(1884) p.164 Great Western Railway London to Bath and Bristol (top) A C Black (pub) Stock Photo

RMJYEPB6–EW(1884) p.164 Great Western Railway London to Bath and Bristol (top) A C Black (pub)

558 DINNER (held by) OLDE CHESHIRE CHEESE CHOP HOUSE (at) "FLEET STREET, (LONDON )" (FOR;) (NYPL Hades-269732-4000000932) Stock Photo

RMPA988H–558 DINNER (held by) OLDE CHESHIRE CHEESE CHOP HOUSE (at) "FLEET STREET, (LONDON )" (FOR;) (NYPL Hades-269732-4000000932)

Illustration depicting a London pub crawling with drunks. Illustrated by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) a British caricaturist and book illustrator. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMHHEM6W–Illustration depicting a London pub crawling with drunks. Illustrated by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) a British caricaturist and book illustrator. Dated 19th Century

Tottenham Village, 1822. By Sir George Scharf (1820-1895). Stock Photo

RMRKBY4G–Tottenham Village, 1822. By Sir George Scharf (1820-1895).

1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. She is feeding one of the male guests a grilled corn on the cob. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family is Baring, the banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough. Stock Photo

RM2B9MYAK–1973, historical, attractive young lady wearing a very short party frock helping with the cooking outside on a grill at a fund raising barbeque at The Lord Northbrook pub, Lee, South East London, England. She is feeding one of the male guests a grilled corn on the cob. At the corner of southbrook Rd, the pub is named after Lord Northbrook, whose family is Baring, the banking family who in the 19th century had an estate in the borough.

RM2BWN054–The Queens Head, formerly a pub linked to Jack the Ripper victims, now Chris Dyson Architects offices, restored to it's 19th century look, London, UK

Antique c1880 engraving, The Old Queen's Head Tavern. The Queen's Head Tavern was located on Fleet Street to the east of the Temple Bar in London, England. SOURCE: ORIGINAL HAND-COLORED ENGRAVING. Stock Photo

RMHP2B6X–Antique c1880 engraving, The Old Queen's Head Tavern. The Queen's Head Tavern was located on Fleet Street to the east of the Temple Bar in London, England. SOURCE: ORIGINAL HAND-COLORED ENGRAVING.

Victorian 1890s Architecture Red Brick Corner Turret The Queen Adelaide Pub Public House 412 Uxbridge Road, White City, London W12 Stock Photo

RF2BHPGTD–Victorian 1890s Architecture Red Brick Corner Turret The Queen Adelaide Pub Public House 412 Uxbridge Road, White City, London W12

19th century The Worlds End Pub, Station Road, Hampton, Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RM2C5FR01–19th century The Worlds End Pub, Station Road, Hampton, Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

A 'Penny Gaff' - Victorian Rotunda aka Globe)Theatre , Blackfriar's Rd, Southwark London. It was the largest and most popular venue in London and catered for 'better class' patrons who paid twopence or three pence a ticket for the upper balconies Stock Photo

RMR4TNCT–A 'Penny Gaff' - Victorian Rotunda aka Globe)Theatre , Blackfriar's Rd, Southwark London. It was the largest and most popular venue in London and catered for 'better class' patrons who paid twopence or three pence a ticket for the upper balconies

Sam House, the Patriotic Publican or Liberty Boy, died 1785. Ex-cooper and supporter of Whig politician Charles James Fox. He opened a pub called Intrepid Fox on Wardour Street. In black waistcoat and linen shirt, with bowl and tobacco pipe. Lithograph after a stipple engraving by Robert Cooper from Henry Wilson and James Caulfield’s Book of Wonderful Characters, Memoirs and Anecdotes, of Remarkable and Eccentric Persons in all ages and countries, John Camden Hotten, Piccadilly, London, 1869. Stock Photo

RM2DF4HC3–Sam House, the Patriotic Publican or Liberty Boy, died 1785. Ex-cooper and supporter of Whig politician Charles James Fox. He opened a pub called Intrepid Fox on Wardour Street. In black waistcoat and linen shirt, with bowl and tobacco pipe. Lithograph after a stipple engraving by Robert Cooper from Henry Wilson and James Caulfield’s Book of Wonderful Characters, Memoirs and Anecdotes, of Remarkable and Eccentric Persons in all ages and countries, John Camden Hotten, Piccadilly, London, 1869.

LONDON: Knightsbridge: White Hart pub, 1820, antique print 1880 Stock Photo

RFFP94Y6–LONDON: Knightsbridge: White Hart pub, 1820, antique print 1880

Old London, Tabard Inn, Southwark, 1810, Starting point for Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims. Philip Norman Stock Photo

RM2HNPN8A–Old London, Tabard Inn, Southwark, 1810, Starting point for Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims. Philip Norman

The General Eliott pub, St. Johns Road, Uxbridge. 19th February 2002. Stock Photo

RMEW5YAG–The General Eliott pub, St. Johns Road, Uxbridge. 19th February 2002.

The Ten Bells Pub, opposite Spitalfields Market, Tower Hamlets, East End, London - Stock Photo

RM2K9153E–The Ten Bells Pub, opposite Spitalfields Market, Tower Hamlets, East End, London -

The historic Prospect of Whitby public house in Wapping, East London UK Stock Photo

RM3BFF4HT–The historic Prospect of Whitby public house in Wapping, East London UK

The painting 'To be seen at the Red Lion, Charing-cross' is housed in the Bodleian Libraries. It depicts a lively historical scene set in the iconic Red Lion pub at Charing Cross, London, capturing the essence of London’s social and cultural life during its time. Stock Photo

RMHKXA45–The painting 'To be seen at the Red Lion, Charing-cross' is housed in the Bodleian Libraries. It depicts a lively historical scene set in the iconic Red Lion pub at Charing Cross, London, capturing the essence of London’s social and cultural life during its time.

'The Boar's Head Inn, King Street', c1897. Artist: William Patten. Stock Photo

RMW7F0E7–'The Boar's Head Inn, King Street', c1897. Artist: William Patten.

Temple Bar Gateway, London and the Devil Tavern pictured in the 18th century. Victorian engraving circa 1880. Stock Photo

RMJ2T7TB–Temple Bar Gateway, London and the Devil Tavern pictured in the 18th century. Victorian engraving circa 1880.

The Green Man in Putney, London, refers to a public house with a rich historical background. Known for its architecture and as a local landmark, it offers a glimpse into the pub culture of London. Stock Photo

RMJ4X1P1–The Green Man in Putney, London, refers to a public house with a rich historical background. Known for its architecture and as a local landmark, it offers a glimpse into the pub culture of London.

. English: Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection Collection Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection Collection Source Creator: Rogers, John, ca. 1808-ca. 1888, printmaker. Author Rogers, John, ca. 1808-ca. 1888, printmaker. Source Creator Source Title: The late Mr. G.F. Cooke as Stukely [graphic] : [in Moore's The gamester] / engraved by Rogers from an original painting. CD Title The late Mr. G.F. Cooke as Stukely [graphic] : [in Moore's The gamester] / engraved by Rogers from an original painting. Source Title Source Created or Published: [London, England?] : Pub. by Stock Photo

RMP01J1E–. English: Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection Collection Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection Collection Source Creator: Rogers, John, ca. 1808-ca. 1888, printmaker. Author Rogers, John, ca. 1808-ca. 1888, printmaker. Source Creator Source Title: The late Mr. G.F. Cooke as Stukely [graphic] : [in Moore's The gamester] / engraved by Rogers from an original painting. CD Title The late Mr. G.F. Cooke as Stukely [graphic] : [in Moore's The gamester] / engraved by Rogers from an original painting. Source Title Source Created or Published: [London, England?] : Pub. by

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