Molly Blooms: A Pub From the Pages of Joyce
Molly Blooms: A Pub From the Pages of Joyce | A Dalston pub named for Molly Bloom, the unforgettable heroine of James Joyce’s Ulysses and her famous ‘yes I said yes I will Yes’
Tag: Dalston pubs
Crown and Castle: A Pub of Kings and Fortresses
Crown and Castle: A Pub of Kings and Fortresses | A Dalston pub joining two of the grandest emblems of all – the crown of the sovereign and the castle of the realm
Duke of Wellington: A Pub for the Victor of Waterloo
Duke of Wellington: A Pub for the Victor of Waterloo | A Dalston pub named for the Iron Duke, the general who beat Napoleon at Waterloo and went on to become Prime Minister
Prince George: A Pub for a Georgian Royal
Prince George: A Pub for a Georgian Royal | A De Beauvoir pub carrying the most Hanoverian of royal names, evoking the age of the Georges that shaped Georgian London
The Talbot: A Pub Named for a Vanished Hound
The Talbot: A Pub Named for a Vanished Hound | A Dalston pub carrying the name of the talbot, the noble white hunting hound that is now extinct but lives on in heraldry and pub signs
The Three Compasses: A Pub for the Guild Craftsman
The Three Compasses: A Pub for the Guild Craftsman | A Dalston pub whose name comes from the heraldry of the building trades, where the compasses stood for precision, skill and the mason’s craft
The Victoria: A Dalston Pub for the Queen-Empress
The Victoria: A Dalston Pub for the Queen-Empress | A Dalston pub named for Queen Victoria, whose long reign gave its name to an age, a style and countless pubs across the land