The Red Lion

In existance from at least the 1870s.

Tagged as: North Laine, Pubs

Image (c) Carol Homewood

The Red Lion Tavern as it was known seems to have had many, many landlords over the years.

Date of Photograph/s: 2011

Address: 99 North Road

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