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East London Beer Guide & Pub directory in 1983 - E17 Walthamstow

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in London.

1983 Beer index

The 1983 edition of the East London Beer Guide - East London & City CAMRA.

E17 Walthamstow
E17 THE ARTFUL: 80 Brunner Road . Watneys. Formerly 'The Prince of Wales'.
E17 BELL: 617 Forest Road. Watneys.
E17 CASTLE: 15 Grosvenor Rise East. Bass Charrington. Oldest building on Walthamstow Church Common, dating from 1858.
E17 CHEQUERS: 145 High Street . Allied Breweries.
E17 CHESTNUT TREE: 757 Lea Bridge Road. Allied Breweries.
E17 COACH & HORSES: 63 St James' Street. Trumans.
E17 COCK: 67 High Street . Allied Breweries. Large and lively two bar unspoilt Victorian market pub.
E17 DOG & DUCK: 222 Chingford Road. Watneys.
E17 Common Gate: Markhouse Road. Bass Charrington. Semi-derelict old pub put on the market by Charrington; possible reopening late 1983.
E17 DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE: 178 Boundary Road. Allied Breweries. Lively modern two bar estate pub that has a once monthly fancy dress disco. Until the 1960's, there was a rival next next door at No 180; a sign 'A Toby House' is still on the site.
E17 DUKES HEAD: 112 Wood Street . Watneys.
E17 ESSEX ARMS : 82 Forest Road. Watneys.
E17 Essex Brewery Tap : St James Street. Bass Charrington. Used to be the brewery tap of the Tollemache Brewery which was opposite.
E17 Flanagan's Tower: 264 Hoe Street. Bass Charrington.
E17 FLOWERPOT: 128 Wood Street . Bass Charrington.
E17 GROVE TAVERN: 74 Grove Road. Bass Charrington.
E17 HIGHAM HILL TAVERN: 381 Higham Hill Road. Allied Breweries.
E17 LORD BROOKE: 47 Shernhall Street . Bass Charrington.
E17 Lord Kitchener: 205 Coppermill Lane. Allied Breweries.
E17 LORD PALMERSTON: 254 Forest Road. Bass Charrington.
E17 LORD RAGLAN: 199 Shernhall Street . Watneys.
E17 LORNE ARMS: 64 Queen's Road. Bass Charrington.
E17 NAGS HEAD: 9 Orford Road . Watneys. The pub is a listed building.
E17 PLOUGH: 173 Wood Street . Watneys.
E17 PRINCE OF WALES: 58 St Andrews Road. Watneys.
E17 QUEENS ARMS: 42 Orford Road . COURAGE.
E17 RINGWOOD CASTLE: 49 Gosport Road. Trumans.
E17 RISING SUN: Woodford New Road. Bass Charrington.
E17 ROSE & CROWN: 55 Hoe Street . Trumans.
E17 ROYAL STANDARD: 1 Blackhorse Lane. Allied Breweries.
E17 VICTORIA: 186 Hoe Street. Free House. CHARRINGTON IPA.
E17 White Swan: 84 Wood Street . Watneys.
E17 WINDMILL: 20 Grosvenor Park Road .
E17 Woodman: 150 Higham Place . Courage.


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