A traditional old pub that changed from a private house to a public house in 1806. This charming building is of historical significance to Bury and so is a Grade II listed building. Records indicate a building was here as early as the 1400's, however the oldest part to be seen is a wattle & daub wall from 1696.
Located in the centre of Bury near the Sir Robert Peel statue, this pub is in an ideal location for anyone having a look at the Bury Market.
This pub came under new management in February of 2024. There is a "Military Monday" every week for veterans, active service, friends & family to come together for a chat and a meal..
Historic Interest
One of Bury's Oldest Buildings.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 3 regular beers.
Two Tubs, Bury
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