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Pub names in Great Britain

Pub names in Great Britain identify traditional drinking establishments. Many pubs are centuries old, from a time when most customers were illiterate but could recognise pub signs or symbolic objects, such as a boot hung outside. Names may be for anything from everyday items to sovereigns and landowners, often represented through coats of arms. Some…

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Pub names in Great Britain

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Pub names in Great Britain

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the Hareinstance ofSporting associations appear in names0.80text
Hounds or the Bowling Greeninstance ofSporting associations appear in names0.80text
Uncle Tom's Cabin or The Hobbitinstance ofreferring to books0.80text
fictional characters like Sherlock Holmesinstance ofreferring to books0.80text
or authors including Edgar Wallace.Many old pubs are named for famous figures or ordinary tradesinstance ofreferring to books0.80text
the Ballooninstance ofcommemorated in pubs0.80text
Stamfordinstance ofcommemorated in pubs0.80text
'Bullinstance ofciting absurdities0.80text
Mouth'instance ofciting absurdities0.80text
'Whaleinstance ofciting absurdities0.80text
Cow'instance ofciting absurdities0.80text
and 'Shovelinstance ofciting absurdities0.80text

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