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Thank you for your patience while we have been closed.Preparations are almost complete for welcoming you back. The risks associated with coronavirus have led to some adjustments in how we will operate in future, in order to prioritise your safety while visiting.
0151 702 6810 0151 702 6810
Fleet Street/Concert Square Liverpool Merseyside L1 4NR
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Liverpool Central
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There was once a Victorian warehouse on the site of this pub, occupied by manufacturing chemists, from the early 1900s into the 1950s. There was also a sizeable chemical factory next door. The chemical industry in Liverpool began in nearby Lime Street, originally called Lime Kiln Lane. The site of this bar occupies a car park where there was once a Victorian warehouse. In the 1890s, it housed brass founders and the Monserrat Lime Juice Company Stores.
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