Thursday, 18 October 2012
Sign of the Clarence
The writing on the side wall of the Clarence on Talbot Road is long-standing but the sign is relatively new. It wasn't there in 2010 when the pub was closed and looking for a new landlord. Unlike other pubs in the area it found one and is still open.
I don't know for sure but it seems possible that the Clarence referred to is the Duke who became King William IV after whom the pub across the road is named - see my post of two weeks ago.
See the pub itself on Hyde DP Xtra.
A contribution to signs, signs.
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I bet its a beautiful pub and Hotel.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see the pub staying open!
ReplyDeleteWould go there in a sec.
ReplyDeleteMuch success for its future.
ReplyDeleteA very striking and easy to read sign.
ReplyDeletethey have made it look like it has been there forever.
ReplyDeletethough I wonder about that period?
Nice signage...and the picture is so cool. Love the perspective. The white against the blue sky is beautiful. I would like to be sitting in a pub right now :-) genie
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