CAMRA East London & City Pub History 1983-January 2026

Version: 2013/12. Formerly the Ship. Version: 2013/12. Not a pub. Version: 2016/10. Formerly G Met Trumans. E1: Grave Maurice, 269 Whitechapel Road, E1 1BY. G Met Trumans. E1: Indo, 133 Whitechapel Road, E1 1DT. Mercury Taverns. E1: Urban BAR, 176 Whitechapel Road, E1 1BJ. E1, Star (Heineken UK), ex Punch Taverns,ex Ind Coope. E1: TURNERS Old STAR, 14 Watts Street, E1W 2QG. Punch Taverns,ex Ind Coope. E1: Scarborough Arms, 35 St. Marks Street, E1 8DJ. Punch. E1: Docks & Co, sixty six Royal Mint Street, E1 8LG. Davys Free House. E1: Pride OF SPITALFIELDS, three Heneage Street, E1 5LJ. Free House. E1: Smiths of Spitalfields, 109 Commercial Sreet, E1 6BG. Version: 2017/04. Not a pub. Version: 1997/06. Not a pub. Version: 2010/12. Not a pub. Version: 2010/12. Pub Demolished. Version: 1993/07. No longer a pub. Version: Now not a pub. Version: 2002/05Fuller's: London Pride, Greene King: IPA, Greene King: Abbot. E1: KINGS Stores, 14 Widegate Street, E1 7HP. Greene King. E1: Duke Of Wellington, 63 Brady Street, E1 5DW. Free House. E1: Duke of Wellington, 12 Toynbee Street, E1 7NE. Bass. Ex Labatts' Free House' originally Bass Charrington.

E1: Vibe Bar, 91-95 Brick Lane, E1 6QL. Free House. E1: Frying Pan, thirteen Brick Lane, E1 6PU. G Met Trumans. E1: Seven Stars, 49 Brick Lane, E1 6PU. G Met Watneys. E1: WILLIAMS ALE & CIDER House, 22/24 Artillery Lane, E1 7LS. Greene King. This was the description given in the 1983 information: Large plushly furnished one bar Murphy's home, not too long ago renovated & pleasant. Because the knight slept the King stole his ring (which the Queen had given to the knight, having had it given to her by the King) and threw it in the river. The Queen was requested to produce it and turned to St Mungo for help; he sent a man to the river with orders to bring again the primary fish he caught. Renamed Thirst & Last the again to Duke of Somerset. E1: DUKE OF SOMERSET, 15 Little Somerset Street, E1 8AH. Town (Stonegate). E1: Town OF RAMSGATE, sixty two Wapping High Street, E1W 2PN. Bass. E1: Rose, 128 The Highway, E1W 2BX. Enterprise. E1: Old Rose, 128 The Highway, E1W 2BX. Enterprise.

Original Name: Old Dispensary . Original Name: Garrick Tavern Previous Name(s): Mr Pickwicks. Original Name: New Carpenters Arms Previous Name(s): Sabres. Original Name: Ship Previous Name(s): Williams. Original Name: Horn Of Plenty Previous Name(s): Horns. Converted to flats March 96 Original Name: Blackboy. Closed Dec 2009. Converted to Hayfield Masala Indian restaurant. Was a store in 2005 then an Indian restaurant. Version: 2011/12. Closed. Opened 2001. Closed on go to Nov 2011. Now (2014) a shop Empire Textiles. Application for demolition PA/14/01234 with Tower Hamlets and approved 31 Jul 2014. . Upper floors now transformed to flats, together with two further storeys above, following planning permission granted by Tower Hamlets Council in May 2012. Ex Watney.Permission has now also been granted to the developer for conversion of the ground flooring and basement industrial house to flats in a classic two stage growth process. Version: 2011/06. Closed Closed with planning permission from Tower Hamlets Council for conversion to ten flats. Version: 2012/06. Two various Redemption beers. Established as an independent restaurant and espresso store in 2001 in former business premises, a revamp has seen the installation of a bar with two handpumps.

Closed and boarded 2001. Demolished c2003. Listed for Interior' with boarded ceiling, pine panelling and settles. Former Bass pub. Free, closed and boarded up, building work below approach. Version: 2009/07. Marston's: Draught Bass. Version: 2009/07. Not a pub. Version: 1995/10. Now not a pub. Version: 1992/00. Now not a pub. Version: 2011/06. Pub closed. Version: 2011/06. No longer a pub. Version: 1999/11. Pub Demolished. Version: 1992/01. Now not a pub. Version: 2001/01. New Geronimo pub,opened in November inside the redeveloped part of Spitalfields Market. Frequented by locals and Spitalfields Market workers (till it closed they took advantage of the early morning licensing hours). A comfortable and pleasant locals' pub. Version: 1998/09. Wetherspoons pub opened in 1998. . New Davy's pub (1998) reported keg in 2004. Renamend Fusion Lounge and closed and transformed to workplace use 2010. . PUB CLOSED 1997. Converted to residential use. Closed 2003. Converted to Flats.

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