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Even locals can struggle to find this pub, hidden in the back-streets of Castlefields. Originally an 8 room pub in 1872, it is now an unexpectedly large one room pub with alcoves for darts, dominoes and pool (the football team probably have their own area as well). Indeed it has been known to be called "The Tardis". Easily accessible from the free car park behind the nearby shops off New Park Road. Current management took over in August 2011. It was once a part of the large local estate of the Shrewsbury & Wem Brewery.
Historic Interest
The pub sign depicts the famous American inventor Samuel Morse, who helped to develop the Telegraph & Morse Code systems. He has no known Shropshire links, the connection would appear to be that the pub opened at about the time he died in 1872.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 0 regular beers.
Telegraph, Shrewsbury
Changing beers typically include: Ludlow , Salopian - Shropshire Gold , Sharp's - Atlantic
Sports TV
Live Music
Disabled Access
Dog Friendly
Games
Smoking
Real Ale
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