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Picture courtesy of john mcgraw, who has 8171 other approved pictures.
Picture courtesy of john mcgraw, who has 8171 other approved pictures.
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This is a famous Manchester pub dating from the 1820s and named after the stagecoach which made the run to London. Distinctive green ceramic tiles on its exterior make it very eye-catching, and its a Grade II Listed Building. Its a friendly pub and serves lunches Real Ales, with one or two guest ales.
Reviewed by Mat Nichol on 6th December 2006 -
[User has posted 109 recommendations]
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