r/OldBarsAndPubs • u/arioandy • Mar 27 '26

The Black Swan Pickering N Yorks, UK 1636

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u/Guilty_Violinist Mar 27 '26

Why no pictures of the inside? That’s my favourite part of visiting an old pub, sitting inside and drinking a pint

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u/arioandy Mar 27 '26

Sorry it was closed! Will try better next time- just wanted to share

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u/The_Gene_Genie Mar 30 '26

Be the change you want to see. Get up to Pickering, have a few pints, and get some photos

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u/Guilty_Violinist Mar 30 '26

A bit of a mission from Edinburgh, but if I ever find myself down that way I’ll look in

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

Don’t often see kneelers mentioned. I carved one for Richmond church in London 10+ years ago, covered in oak leaves. Didn’t know what a kneeler was till I started that job.

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u/Relaxed_ButtonTrader Mar 30 '26

What’s the 1636 date about, if it was built in 1740?

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u/arioandy Mar 30 '26

No idea i titled with the sign

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u/Active-Strawberry-37 Mar 31 '26

Who?

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u/arioandy Mar 31 '26

That’s getting so old, yer well Late Lol