Here is the third portion of my collection of pub names which I gathered during a one month trip through England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales in 1999. You can read the first portion and an introductory note here: Pub Names Part One and the second portion here: Pub Names Part Two. My favorites in this portion are, Bird I’ The Hand, The George, and The Glebe. What’s a Glebe? And why don’t we name our homes, our front and back yards, our gardens? (Oh, wait, some of us do name our gardens.)
The Lamb Inn, Robin Hood Inn, Fox and Goose, Stubbing Wharf, Woodsman, Rose and Crown, Swan with Two Necks, Shannon and Chesapeake, Rope and Anchor, The Duke of York, The White Hart, The Golden Lion, The Woodpecker, John Smith’s, Border Rose, Bird I’ The Hand, The Summit, The Free Huntsman, The Gale, The Falcon Inn, The Queen’s New Inn, The Ox & Plough, The Greengate, The Bull’s Head, The Mayfield, The King’s Highway, The White Lion, Dicken Green, The Garfield, The Queen’s Drive, Jolly Miller, The Stag and Rainbow, Setter and Vine, The Talbot, The Almhouse, St. Winifred’s Hotel, The Bull, The King Edmund, The Eagle’s Vault, St. Hida Hotel, The Queen’s Arms, Prince Albert House, Harlech House, Cheapstow Castle, The Glebe, Black House, The Queen Victorian, The Plough, The Windsor, The Sefton, Thwaite’s, Kirkstone Pass Inn, Brotherswater Inn, White Lion, Ratchers Tavern, Brackenrigey Inn, The Beehive, The Pheasant Inn, The Waterloo, The George, The Lane End Inn, Twice Brewed Inn, Milecastle Inn, Coach and Horses, Gosling Bridge, The Crown, The Globe, The Joiner’s Arms, Graham Arms, The Globe Tavern
