The Briton's Protection

The Briton's Protection features six public rooms with a terrazzo-tiled corridor floor, molded ceiling, and 1930s original architectural elements throughout the building.

The establishment dates back to 1806 and received its name due to its function as an army recruiting venue during the early nineteenth century.

The interior walls display murals depicting military scenes, while the pub maintains connections to the 1819 Peterloo Massacre that occurred nearby.

Located at 50 Great Bridgewater Street in central Manchester, this pub serves real ales and maintains a collection of 360 different whiskeys.

The premises contain preserved 1930s urinals and a serving hatch connecting the rear rooms to the front bar, elements protected by its Grade II status.

Location: Manchester

Address: 50 50 50 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, M1 5LE M1 5LE Manchester M1 5LE Manchester

Phone: +441612365895

Website: http://britons-protection.com

GPS coordinates: 53.47564,-2.24740

Latest update: May 10, 2025 23:14