Fountain and Still
| Status: | Closed and demolished |
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| Address: |
2 Golden Lane, EC1Y
(streetmap)
(osm)
(gmap)
(bingmap)
(streetview)
Note: The location on these maps is approximate.
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| London borough: | City of London |
| Former address: | [street since renumbered] |
| Historical parish: | Cripplegate |
| Dates open: | by 1756-at least 1851 |
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| Notes: | Prior to renumbering (during the 1860s), Golden Lane started its numbering from Bell Alley on the west side (this street no longer exists, but was between modern Fann and Brackley Streets), then down to Barbican (now Beech St), back up the east side, and then down the west again to meet Bell Alley. There is a publican listed at 3-4 Golden Lane in the 1851 census (with 1-2 Golden Lane being a lodging house), but this is presumably the same premises. |
| Sources: | Open date: Archives Census 1851 [F Concannon]/1861 (not listed as a pub) PO 1839 (as "Fountain & Still")/1851 (as "Fountain & Ship") |
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| References: | MS 11936/386/599525 MS 11936/559/1298710 Old Bailey t17560225-18 (as "Fountain") Old Bailey t18310512-146 |
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