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Black Bull

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The Black Bull was situated at 217 Haggerston
Road.
This pub was present by 1819, when the
licensee was Samson Hanbury, a member of the brewing dynasty which ensured
that it became part of the estate of the Truman, Hanbury, Buxton Brewery of
nearby Brick Lane. A regular 1960s customer was Jack ‘The Hat’ McVitie, who
no doubt made other customers a tad nervous after he allegedly ‘shot
up the bar’ following
a loss on the horses. The pub closed in the late-1980s and was
squatted for a while before being demolished in 1994, with flats built on
the site. |
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Source:
Stephen Harris |
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