Nautical related Taverns.

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Well, I guess that you have wrapped all up the Mary Rose pubs, Rob. So here is one in London named after another famous ship.



The Mayflower Pub: Originally known as the Shippe, this pub dates back to the 1550s. It is claimed that Captain Jones docked the Mayflower at the Shippe Inn to avoid paying commercial dock fees. The pub underwent various name changes over the years, but in 1957 it was restored and renamed to celebrate its connection to the Mayflower. Still with its dock on the Thames in front, the building also used to be a riverfront Post Office and so in recognition of this it is claimed to be the only place in London that is licensed to sell both US and UK postage stamps.

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Au contraire Dave. Here is another.

Mary Rose Orpington.


Rob.

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I resemble that remark.




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Robert Mann (c.1748 – 20 September 1813) was an officer of the Royal Navy. He served during the American War of Independence and the French Revolutionary Wars, eventually rising to the rank of admiral of the red.

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The Admiral Vernon at Dagenham.