Alhambra, 64-66 New Buildings
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
1746 | 1968 | Meriden Tavern | |
1968 | 2000 | Alhambra | |
![]() The Alhambra is the 'red palace' built by the Moorish rulers of Grenada in the 13th century. It was used as the name of a famous music hall in Leicester Square, built in the Moorish style and then became a popular name for variety theatres, cinemas and pubs, implying a certain opulence. Why it should be used for this pub at such a late date I do not know. | |||
LICENSEES:1967 - 1969 Carole and Maurice DeSadeleer 1970 - 1973 Wolfgang von Kaenel (moved to a pub in Brussels!) 1973 - c1976 Don Fardon 1976 - 1978 Dave Lequesne 1982 - 1986 David Cockrell (Moved to the Bug and Black Bat, City Arcade) | |||
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