Dickens Likes a Beer!
By Ron Rybs
@Ronrybs (21497)
London, England
March 17, 2016 1:15pm CST
Chatting with the doorman at Rules Restaurant, he told me of a nearby pub that Charles Dickens would visit, the Bull's head.
One problem is that the original Bull's Head is gone having been rebuilt in 1897, nearly 30 years after Dickens death, and named for local lass, Nell Gwynne.
Not a big pub and delightfully dark, with a strong Victorian atmosphere; and the beer wasn't bad, either!
More pictures of the Nell Gwynne on Flickr
The pub, Bull's Head, stood on this site until 1897, when the Nell Gwynne was built
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@teamfreak16 (43611)
• Denver, Colorado
17 Mar 16
@Ronrybs - They are great if you want to do some serious drinking.
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