Send us a text This special Remembrance Sunday episode of The Historic London Pubcast takes us into the lesser-known wartime history of British pubs. From the cellars of London to the beaches of Normandy, discover how these beloved local landmarks became unlikely heroes during World War II. We revisit The Black Horse in Marylebone, where D-Day plans were floated over pints, and tell the Spitfire beer story that led to the legendary Flying Drays - aircraft ferrying beer to troops during the No...
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Send us a text This special Remembrance Sunday episode of The Historic London Pubcast takes us into the lesser-known wartime history of British pubs. From the cellars of London to the beaches of Normandy, discover how these beloved local landmarks became unlikely heroes during World War II. We revisit The Black Horse in Marylebone, where D-Day plans were floated over pints, and tell the Spitfire beer story that led to the legendary Flying Drays - aircraft ferrying beer to troops during the No...
Peckham Pubs Pt 2 – Time Out Top Ten, Tom Kerridge TV Fame
Historic London Pubcast
33 minutes
5 months ago
Peckham Pubs Pt 2 – Time Out Top Ten, Tom Kerridge TV Fame
Send us a text Back in Peckham for round two. From the steadfast Olde Apple Tree—the last survivor of Sumner Road’s once-bustling pub scene—to the Red Bull with its Shakespearean mural. Also visited are The White Horse — a pub with roots stretching back to the 18th century, a chess club hangout, and a Sunday roast that locals swear by. The Angel Oak — once a coaching inn and literary landmark, now a modern gastropub with a legendary garden. The Golden Anchor — a trailblazing pub with d...
Historic London Pubcast
Send us a text This special Remembrance Sunday episode of The Historic London Pubcast takes us into the lesser-known wartime history of British pubs. From the cellars of London to the beaches of Normandy, discover how these beloved local landmarks became unlikely heroes during World War II. We revisit The Black Horse in Marylebone, where D-Day plans were floated over pints, and tell the Spitfire beer story that led to the legendary Flying Drays - aircraft ferrying beer to troops during the No...
