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The Norland Arms was situated at 12 Addison Avenue. This Taylor Walker pub closed c1991 and is now in retail use.

I remember the Norland Arms circa 1964/5… where.. having saved a bit we would go and have a pint… and even drinking at the bar where Peter O’Toole and Richard Harris even treated us one night to a drink! Good vibes in those days!

Clive Loveless (August 2016)

This pub is mentioned in James Curtis’s 1937 novel ‘There Ain’t No Justice’. The hero, Tommy Mutch’s father goes there with his pigeon fancier mates.

Chris Simon (March 2025)

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Name	Dates	Comments
Mina Delaney	to 1990	Looking for contact information for John and Rose, former proprietors for family tree research.
Richard Havery	1965-1991	I was a regular there for many years. Most people knew me as Dick. Would love to get in contact with some of the old regulars.
Don Ruff	1966-1968	I was a college student from the USA and spent summers in London with my family. My dad introduced me to John & Rose who introduced me to some regulars close to my age and I was hooked. I regularly joined my friends Dick Thurston, John Godfrey and Mick Thurston. John & Rose were a terrific couple. Their Great Danes often stretched out in front of the bar easily taking up about 30 sq. ft.