Shipwrights Arms, Grade II listed pub near London Bridge, England.
Shipwrights Arms is a Grade II listed pub located at 88 Tooley Street in Southwark, featuring a distinctive central island bar surrounded by traditional wooden furnishings and decor. The interior includes multiple viewing areas within the main bar space and a separate function room, creating different zones for drinking and socialising.
Built in 1884, the pub dates from the height of the Victorian era and reflects the architectural style of that period through its original features. The maritime heritage depicted in the tiled mural connects the building to the area's long history as a shipbuilding hub along the Thames.
The pub serves as a gathering place for locals and visitors who appreciate traditional English ales and the convivial atmosphere of the bar. The tiled artwork on the walls tells the story of the area's maritime past through images of workers and craftspeople.
The pub sits within easy walking distance of major transport connections and offers multiple television screens throughout the space for watching sports. The layout with separate viewing and event areas makes it adaptable for both casual visits and group gatherings.
The pub rotates its ale selection regularly, featuring beers chosen according to strict quality certification standards. This approach allows visitors to discover different regional brews on return visits rather than finding a fixed permanent lineup.
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