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Lord Lyon
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Picture source: Sue McArdle |
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The Lord Lyon was situated on Ermin
Street. This pub was present by 1841 when it was called The Nags Head. It
was renamed The Lord Lyon in 1957 to commemorate Sir Richard Sutton's horse
of the same name winning the 1866 Derby. It has
closed despite being voted Best Community Pub Of The Year 2011 by West
Berkshire CAMRA. |
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This pub has now been converted into eight
flats, some of which are used for airbnb rental. |
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Roy Bailey (August 2023) |
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Other Photos |
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Picture
source: Chris Culley |
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Date of
photo: 1986 |
Picture
source: Jonathan Sayers |
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Date of
photo: 1977 |
Picture
source: Jonathan Sayers |
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