The Roebuck, Grade II listed pub in Southwark, England.
Description
The Roebuck is a Grade II listed pub at 50 Great Dover Street featuring Victorian architectural details such as decorative brick facades and ornate stonework. It serves traditional British beverages and meals while displaying characteristic 19th-century external features including detailed window frames.
History
An earlier building from 1825 featuring a prominent buck sculpture on its exterior stood at this location before being replaced in 1892 with the current structure. This reconstruction period reflected broader changes taking place in the area.
Culture
The pub functions as a neighborhood meeting point where locals gather for quiz nights and social occasions throughout the year. These regular events shape how people in the area spend their leisure time together.
Practical
The pub is easily accessible by public transport as it sits near several transportation connections in the area. The space can become quite busy on weekends, particularly when social events are scheduled.
Did you know?
The original buck sculpture that once decorated the exterior is no longer present, but the elaborate window frames and decorative details reflect the Victorian styling that Historic England recognizes today. These elements are easy to overlook but give the place much of its character.
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