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47 UK Pubs Called Bridge


The Bridge InnBolton (Horwich)The Bridge InnCastleford (Whitwood)The New Bridge InnDerby (Shelton Lock)The Bridge InnLinlithgowBridge InnNewbridge (Ratho)Bridge HotelNewcastle upon TyneThe Bridge TavernPortsmouthThe Bridge InnRochdale (Well Ith Lane)The Bridge Tap (Slug and Lettuce)SalisburyThe Bridge InnStafford (Brewood)
The Bridge
Ashbourne
The New Bridge
Ashton under Lyne (Mossley)
The Bridge Inn (Mcauleys Bar)
Ballymena (Carnlough)
Bridge Inn
Bishop Auckland (Evenwood)
The Bridge Inn
Bishop Auckland (Ramshaw)
The Bridge
Bracknell
The Bridge
Brighouse
The Bridge Inn
Bristol (Yatton)
The Bridge Bier Huis
Burnley
The Bridge
Cambridge (Waterbeach)
The Bridge Inn
Cannock (Hednesford)
The Bridge
Chester le Street
The Bridge Bar
Colchester
The Bridge Inn
Conwy
The Bridge Inn
Cramlington (Annitsford)
The Bridge Inn
Droitwich (Tibberton)
The Bridge Inn
Dronfield
The Bridge
Ebbw Vale (Pont-Y-Gof)
The New Bridge Tavern
Glenrothes
The Bridge Inn
Harrogate (Pateley Bridge)
The Bridge
Kingswinford
The Bridge Hotel
Kirkcaldy (Burntisland)
The Bridge Inn
Leeds (Horsforth)
The Bridge
London SW (Barnes)
The New Bridge
Newcastle upon Tyne
The Bridge Inn
Norwich (Lenwade)
The Bridge
Nottingham (Sandiacre)
The Bridge Inn
Ormskirk (Burscough)
The Bridge
Oxford (Wheatley)
Ye Olde Bridge Inn
Peterborough (Crowland)
The Bridge
Shefford
The Bridge Inn
Southampton
The Bridge Tavern
Southampton (Holbury)
The Bridge
St Asaph
The Bridge Inn
Stalybridge
The Bridge Inn
Trench
The Bridge Tavern
Willenhall
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Origins of "Bridge" as a Pub Name

Often situated close to river or canal crossings - historically good places to situate a pub due to passing traffic both on the road and on the water.

Copsale Bridge House pub sign, Copsale, Nuthurst, West Sussex, England


A postman walks into a bar and asks the barman if he could tell him a joke. The barman says, "yeah, I could but I wouldn't be able to deliver it as well as you!"



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