The Free Butt

This pub was once the brewery tap for Tamplins brewery.

Tagged as: Carlton Hill Area, Pubs

Image (c) Carol Homewood

The stone pillar attached to the pub was once the gated entrance to the Phoenix Brewery.

Closed in 2010 after complaints to the council regarding the noise.

Date of Photograph/s: 2011

Address: 1 Phoenix Place

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Other photographs of Brighton pubs past and present:

The Woodman

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The Hampden Arms

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The Globe

The Greyhound

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