The Lamb, Grade II listed pub in Bloomsbury, London
Description
The Lamb is a historic pub in Bloomsbury featuring original Victorian-era snob screens at the bar and traditional decor across its two floors. The interior retains its period character with classic details that reflect the atmosphere of an established London local.
History
The pub dates back to the 1720s and takes its name from William Lamb, who renovated the Holborn Conduit water system in the 1500s. It has remained a stable fixture in the neighborhood for centuries, maintaining much of its original structure.
Culture
The pub became a gathering place for notable writers including Charles Dickens and poet Ted Hughes, who visited regularly during their time in the city. Today it draws visitors curious about the area's literary connections and creative history.
Practical
The pub is located between Holborn and Russell Square Underground stations at 94 Lamb's Conduit Street in a central position within Bloomsbury. The easiest access is on foot from the nearby museum area or by arriving at either neighboring station.
Did you know?
On the north wall sits a parish boundary marker showing the division between St Pancras and St Andrew Holborn districts, a subtle detail that visitors often miss. This carved line on the wall tells a story about how London's older neighborhoods were once clearly separated.
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