one of ... Britain's Real Heritage Pubs
This pub is taken from the National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors, CAMRA's pioneering effort to identify and help protect the most important historic pub interiors in the country. | ||||||
MANCHESTER, GREATER - Manchester, City Centre, Peveril of the Peak National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors Part One 127 Great Bridgewater Street, Castlefield, Manchester, M1 5JQ Tel: 0161 236 6364 Public Transport: Railway Station: Manchester Oxford Road; Metrolink: St Peter's Square Listed Status: Grade II This pub is an amazing sight. There are a number of pubs (especially in Birmingham) where interior walls are covered in tiles, but here the display is outside. This simple, two-storey mid-Victorian building was remodelled about 1900 and given a ceramic facing. One the ground floor it is yellowy-green, and above the orange name band it is cream. The fascia wording of 'Peveril Of The Peak' on two sides and 'Wines & Spirits' on the end of the building were covered by Wilsons Brewery standard signage until removed in the 1980s. The internal porches on both sides have fancy flanking tile bands of red, cream and green and good timber and glazed detailing. The interior has three rooms and a dog-leg corridor which also serves as a drinking lobby. |
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