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Brown Bull

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Picture source: Peter Ashworth |
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The Brown Bull was situated at 187-189 Chapel Street. This pub was associated with the
Quality Street Gang, a group of criminals operating in Manchester in the
1960s and 1970s, and Phil Lynott - the gold disc for the album Johny The Fox
was reputedly hung on the wall. It lost its license in the 1990s and is now
used as a guest house. |
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Source:
Tony Virgin |
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