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The Three Fishes.
The inn was known first as the Fishes, then the Old Three Fishes and from 1838 to the present da...
Historical Hostelries.
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Historical Hostelries of Shrewsbury
THE CONTENT OF THIS WEBSITE IS SIMILAR TO BUT NOT THE SAME AS THE BOOK 'HISTORICAL HOSTELRIES' COPIES OF WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED BY PHONING THE PUBLISHER NIGEL HINTON 01743 363202.
Notice to users of this site
As we set out in the forward to the book this business is undergoing huge changes some at very short notice including Landlords giving up and handing keys back to the Breweries at an alarming rate.
Following changes to some of the local hostelries featured on this website we plan to do some updating before March 2009 and so the information will not be up to date and even then will not be maintained as current.
We will not accept any responsibility for any costs or losses incurred in the use of this website and we recommend that you contact the establishment to check it meets your criteria before making any financial commitments or decisions to take a particular course of action.
Nigel Hinton
Shrewsbury
- The Admiral Benbow.
- The Albert.
- The Albion.
- The Armoury.
- Baileys Venue Bar.
- The Bull Inn.
- The Bull's Head.
- The Coach and Horses.
- Cromwell's of Shrewsbury Hotel.
- The Drapers' Hall.
- The Exchange.
- The Golden Cross.
- The Hole In The Wall.
- The Hop & Friar
- The King's Head.
- The Lion and Pheasant.
- The Lion Hotel.
- The Lion Tap
- Lloyds In The Town.
- The Nag's Head.
- The Old Post Office.
- The Prince Rupert Hotel.
- Rowley's.
- The Salopian Bar
- The Shrewsbury Arms / aka The Loggerheads
- The Shrewsbury Hotel.
- The Station Hotel.
- The Three Fishes.
- The Vaults
- The Wheatsheaf.
- The Yorkshire House.