75 UK Pubs Called Anchor
The AnchorAlton
The AnchorArbroath
Anchor Inn (Moorings Function Suite)Benfleet
The AnchorBirmingham (Digbeth)
The AnchorBridport (Seatown)
The Anchor InnBuxton (Tideswell)
The AnchorCambridge (Burwell)
The AnchorCambridge
The AnchorChelmsford (Danbury)
The Anchor InnChepstow (Tintern)
The AnchorChesterfield (Brampton)
The AnchorColchester (Rowhedge)
The AnchorColchester (Tiptree)
The AnchorDarwen
The Anchor InnDulverton (Exebridge)
The AnchorEly (Little Downham)
The AnchorFaversham
The Anchor InnGloucester (Epney)
The Anchor HotelHexham (Haydon Bridge)
The AnchorHolt (Morston)
The Anchor InnHook (North Warnborough)
The AnchorLeatherhead (Bookham)
The AnchorLeighton Buzzard (Tilsworth)
Anchor InnLewes (Barcombe)
The Anchor (Blue Anchor)Lincoln
The AnchorLondon SW (Battersea)
The Anchor InnLoughborough (Walton-on-the-Wolds)
The Anchor InnMelton Mowbray (Nether Broughton)
The Anchor HotelMontrose (Johnshaven)
The Anchor InnNottingham (Plungar)
The Anchor BarPortstewart
The Anchor BanksideSE1 (Southwark)
The Anchor TapSE1 (Bermondsey)
The Anchor InnSkipton (Gargrave)
The AnchorSouthend on Sea (Great Wakering)
The AnchorSouthwold
The AnchorSt Neots (Little Paxton)
Anchor InnTaunton
The AnchorWare (Wadesmill)
The AnchorWoking (Wisley)
The AnchorWoking (Ripley)
The Anchor InnWolverhampton (Coven)
The AnchorWoodbridgeAtherstone (Hurley)
Bedford
Bexley
Bideford
BoNess
Bourne
Bristol (Pill)
Bristol
Chelmsford
Colchester (Stratford St. Mary)
Edinburgh
Glossop (Hadfield)
Guisborough
Hemel Hempstead (Bourne End)
Hitchin
Hockley (Hullbridge)
Isle of Bute (Port Bannatyne)
London SE (Ladywell)
Malvern
March (Wimblington)
Montrose
Musselburgh
Nuneaton (Hartshill)
Preston (Hutton)
Staines upon Thames (Stanwell Moor)
Stirling (St Ninians)
Swadlincote (Newhall)
Tring
Waltham Cross (Cheshunt)
Whitehaven
Woking (Knaphill)
Wooler
Origins of "Anchor " as a Pub Name
There are two common origins of the Anchor pub name. The first of course is the maritime connection, a ship's anchor, and many coastal pubs called the Anchor are likely to have this root. The second is a Christian biblican reference from the Letter to the Hebrews "we have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul - a hope".
What's a Canonical Name?
To simplify searches, each pub on our database has a Canonical Name - usually a shortened version of its full name missing out any common prefixes and suffixes like "The Old", "Inn", "Tavern" and so on.
This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".
We've also dropped the "The", standarised with "and" instead of "&" and in some cases simplified pluralisation.
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