Portsmouth & Southsea

Portsmouth and Southsea on the Hampshire coast have a wonderful collection of Victorian pubs. Some have the very distinctive "witches hat" corner towers, others have superb tiled facades, while others have the earliest examples of "Brewers' Tudor" black and white timbering.
Auckland, Southsea: Tiled exterior with 'Long's Ales' sign

Southsea, Hampshire
Community pub with superb ceramics

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Bold Forester, Southsea: Pub exterior

Hampshire
Victorian town pub

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Eastfield, Southsea: Close-up of tiled pub name and inn sign

Hampshire
Beautifully tiled corner local

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Eldon, Southsea: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Community pub with fine tiling

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Fawcett, Southsea: Full pub exterior (photo 1)

Hampshire
Imposing Mock Tudor local

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Fifth Hants Volunteer, Southsea: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Attractive corner local

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Florist, Portsmouth: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Striking pub with ‘witch’s hat’ tower

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Fountain, Portsmouth: Close-up of tiled wall & inn sign

Hampshire
Elegant tiled pub on main road

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George & Dragon, Portsmouth: Pub exterior

Hampshire
Richly tiled 1920s suburban pub

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Leopold, Southsea: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Sports pub with nicely tiled exterior

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Mermaid, Portsmouth: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Suburban local with ornate canopy

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Mother Shipton, Portsmouth: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Imposing Victorian corner local

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Nell Gwynne, Southsea: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Eye-catching pub with witch’s hat tower

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Northcote, Southsea: Full pub exterior

Hampshire
Large Victorian corner local

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Rutland, Southsea: Pub exterior

Hampshire
Imposing pub near Portsmouth FC

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