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Not on here gog - join a history site...
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Closed pubs have years of history, sometimes hundreds of years. A closed pub is still worthy of discussion.
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Posted as closed - five and a half years ago....
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Closed up.
Shame as it did look like an old skool corner boozer.
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Now closed.
Bar area removed and is apparently to be turned into a post office. Seems unlikely to be a pub again.
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Up for sale and trading with temporary manager.
Future uncertain given its close proximity of other pubs and Punch taverns inability to do anything other than screw its landlords.
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London 'geezer' landlord runs the pub. Every fortnight live gigs. Large terrace was busy, pool room empty: it was a sunny day... Doombar 3.20�.
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I am interested to find out if there is a poster in the Dolphin Inn that describes in detail a wreck sale of part of the cargo of the ship Nereid which was wrecked off the coast of England on Dec. 17, 1797. A friend of mine who lives near me, in British Columbia, has the said poster and he thinks it is original. I am wondering if there are replicas out there printed in modern times and his is probably one of those and thus worth nothing.
I have not been to the Dolphin Inn but if I ever come to Penzance, I will stop by for a pint - of ginger ale. (sorry, me no drinkie.)
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