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15 UK Pubs Called Bush


The Bush InnDudleyThe BushEnniskillenThe Bush HotelTredegarThe Old Bush InnWolverhampton (Wombourne)
The Old Bush Inn
Albrighton
The Bush Inn
Alresford (Ovington)
The Bush
Aylesford
The Old Bush
Bilston (Bradley)
The New Bush
Brighton
The Old Bush Inn
Dudley (Swindon)
The Bush
Newcastle under Lyme
The Bush
Norwich (Costessey)
The Bush Inn
Wallsend
The Bush
Wigton (Kirkbride)
The Old Bush
Worcester (Callow End)

Thomas Edison walks into a bar. The landlady says "OK Thomas, I'll serve you a beer, but don't go getting any ideas!"



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This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".

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