The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 3 of Jeremy Bentham, WC1E 6JL
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* <b>Address:</b> [http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=529447&y=182168 31 University Street, London WC1E 6JL] * <b>Phone:</b> 020 7387 3033 * <b>Locales:</b> [[Bloomsbury]] / [[Euston]] * <b>Nearby Tube stations:</b> [[Warren Street Station|Warren Street]] / [[Euston Square Station|Euston Square]] | [[Goodge Street Station|Goodge Street]] |
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The pub was originally called the Duke of Wellington, and was renamed after [[UCL]]'s "spiritual father", [[Jeremy Bentham]]; a copy of his will and a bust (which can be a little unsettling the first time you notice it) are on display upstairs. |
The pub was originally called the Duke of Wellington, and was renamed after [[UCL]]'s founder, [[Jeremy Bentham]]; a copy of his will and a bust (which can be a little unsettling the first time you notice it) are on display upstairs. |
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- Address: 31 University Street, London WC1E 6JL
- Phone: 020 7387 3033
- Locales: Bloomsbury / Euston
- Nearby Tube stations: Warren Street / Euston Square | Goodge Street
This pub is conveniently close to UCL; there are tables outside for when the weather's up to it, and there's space upstairs if the bar gets a little crowded.
The pub was originally called the Duke of Wellington, and was renamed after UCL's founder, Jeremy Bentham; a copy of his will and a bust (which can be a little unsettling the first time you notice it) are on display upstairs.
Appears to serve (bottled) Kriek.
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