Three Horseshoes, 70 Old Market Street, Bristol
1915 Arthur Hodgson Langford
Three Cups & Salmon, 59 Castle Street, Bristol
1915 William Peters
Three Blackbirds, 262 Stapleton Road, Bristol
1915 Mrs Ellen Ann Mitchell Three Blackbirds, 262 Stapleton Road, Eastville, Bristol Draught Bass (H) Busy main road pub with pool table and modern facilities. Last Guide to Avon’s Ale (CAMRA, 1996)
Telegraph Hotel, Bedminster Down Road, Bristol
1915 Mrs Emma E. Milsom
Talbot Vaults, Bath Street, Bristol
1915 Geenville Henry Flower (sic)
Talbot Hotel, 304 Wells Road, Bristol
1915 William Henry Morgan Talbot, 340 Wells Road, Knowle Courage Georges Bitter Ale; Best Bitter; Bulmers West Country Cider (H) Two bar local Last Guide to Avon’s Ale (CAMRA, 1996)
Swan With Two Necks, 12 Little Ann Street, St Jude’s, Bristol
1915 O.G. De ell Hardington’s Traditional Bitter; Best Bitter; Moonshine; Gold; Old; guest Beers (H) Hardington’s first purchase, a single bar drinking man’s pub with minimalist internal design. Unusual guest beers and occasional beer festivals and live music. Last Guide to Avon’s Ale (CAMRA, 1996)
Swan, 119 Stokes Croft, Bristol
1915 John Henry Atherton Bristol Brewhouse, 117-119 Stokes Croft Ross Hartcliffe Bitter: Guest Beers (H) Ross’s first pub; large and basic with cosmopolitan clientele. Popular and often crowded. Live music in room art rear. Pinball table. Changing Ross beers (including occasional brews) and guest beers. Last Guide to Avon’s Ale (CAMRA, 1996)
Swan Inn, 39 Midland Road, St Philips, Bristol
1915 James Brewer Draught Bass; Mole’s Tap Bitter; Otter Ale (H) Welcoming, comfortable and light lounge bar with separate small room at rear. No food weekends. Last Guide to Avon’s Ale (CAMRA, 1996)
Suspension Bridge Hotel, Princess Place, Victoria Street, Clifton, Bristol
1915 Frederick William Tichbon
