The Royal Oak pub, Halifax [4 photos] in SE09382491

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The Royal Oak pub, Halifax

The pub in mock Tudor style was built in 1931 by Jackson & Fox of Halifax (who also built the nearby Three Pigeons around the same time) for local brewery Ramsden’s. CAMRA recognises it as a heritage pub and successfully campaigned in 1994 for it to receive Grade II listing (list entry 1272535). At one time in recent years it was given the trendy name Dirty Dick’s but has sensibly reverted to its original name.

by Stephen Craven

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

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SE0924 : The Royal Oak, Halifax - bar area by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : Glazing in the Royal Oak by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : The Royal Oak, Halifax - outside by Stephen Craven

SE0924 : The Royal Oak, Halifax - settle seating by Stephen Craven

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