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The Adams Arms was situated at 4 Conway Street near the BT Tower, the building has been in existence since the 1700s and a pub since at least 1829. Originally known as The Adams Arms, in the 1970s a folk club night called Dingles ran out of the upstairs function room. In 1983, Creation Records founder Alan McGee ran a club night called The Living Room from the same venue which featured bands such as The Television Personalities, The Mekons, The Jasmine Minks, The June Brides, The Pastels and Alternative TV. After a brief spell as an O'Neills pubs, it was renamed The Lukin in 2009. It was purchased by film director Guy Ritchie from Mitchells & Butlers in 2018 and renamed The Lore of the Land. On 23rd June 2021, the pub closed after a blaze on the premised had to be tackled by 70 firefighters.

Source: Movement80

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