The Three Pigeons, Halifax [4 photos] in SE09572471

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The Three Pigeons, Halifax

Described by CAMRA as ‘a marvellous little Thirties survival which combines Art Deco internal styling with one of the best and most interesting examples of the Northern stand-up drinking lobby’. Built in 1932 by architects Jackson and Fox (who also built the nearby Royal Oak around the same time but in a very different style) for local brewery Webster’s, and now Grade II listed (list entry 1393725).

by Stephen Craven

Created: Thu, 24 Nov 2022, Updated: Thu, 24 Nov 2022

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SE0924 : The Three Pigeons - outside by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : The Three Pigeons - tap room by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : The Three Pigeons - drinking lobby by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : Reading the Times in the Three Pigeons by Stephen Craven

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