Research shows that drinking in pubs is good for you. We knew this - but still don't know how to get onto the research team.
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| Chaucer's Tabard Inn, as it was in the 19th century |
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| The Bull Inn, Rochester (visited by Dickens' Mr Pickwick) |
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| The Mayflower, Rotherhithe - built c. 1550 as The Shippe - known as the Spread Eagle and Crown when the Pilgrim Fathers visited it. |
"POST OFFICE PUB"
British Pathe (1949) - how the Spread Eagle and Crown was nearly lost
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