When I was a kid growing up in the 50s and 60s I remember the old 1st world war vets sitting outside the Bull pub in Tanner St on a Sunday their legs dangling over the wall with their medals on re living the Somme bless them . I also used the boxing Gym -well punch bag ! out the back of the pub.
Thanks for the video mate , I drank in most of Favershams pubs back in the early 70s before moving from the town, the Hole in the Wall Preston street was a regular haunt, I also had a paper round before school (Ethelbert Rd) so have trapsed around most of the streets and houses in your videos in all weathers ...happy days ! thanks again for the memories... keep them coming . PS anyone remember Bushes Cafe in Court St ?
I have had a few beers and lunch in both The Anchor and The Phoenix, when I have been on Brewery Tours. They are both fine pubs. The other pub where I had lunch was The Sun Inn. My favourite part of Faversham is the Quay with the boatyards. Very interesting video once again. Thank you.
I used to work for Whitbread ( Scotland) back in the seventies,my late dad from Devonport worked for them all his life apart from four years in the Navy(lucky to survive that according to Army Vets in the Family) his dad my grandfather worked for them after he left The GWR,he retired from the Brighton Depot sometime in the sixties. Faversham looks super,one of the many places in England I missed unfortunately,saw lots of others in England though and Scotland and Wales,great pubs everywhere in the 1970s.
All those pubs so sadly closed now. Any that were open from the late 70s onwards, I would have enjoyed a drink or several in. I was even banned from the Three Tuns in 1995 for celebrating "Nayim from the halfway line" - that's a long story lol. Nice one Deano. Good to see someone preserving the history . . . .
Faversham has been one of my most favorite towns ever been going there now for nearly 30 years and the pubs were my first love i was in the anchor the bear and the sun inn only just before Christmas the town means a very lot to me.
When I was a kid growing up in the 50s and 60s I remember the old 1st world war vets sitting outside the Bull pub in Tanner St on a Sunday their legs dangling over the wall with their medals on re living the Somme bless them . I also used the boxing Gym -well punch bag ! out the back of the pub.
Thanks for the video mate , I drank in most of Favershams pubs back in the early 70s before moving from the town, the Hole in the Wall Preston street was a regular haunt, I also had a paper round before school (Ethelbert Rd) so have trapsed around most of the streets and houses in your videos in all weathers ...happy days ! thanks again for the memories... keep them coming .
PS anyone remember Bushes Cafe in Court St ?
Hi.not called bushes no more, but still a cafe
@@favershamtv4109 Thanks, well I'm glad to hear its still a cafe anyway
I have had a few beers and lunch in both The Anchor and The Phoenix, when I have been on Brewery Tours. They are both fine pubs. The other pub where I had lunch was The Sun Inn. My favourite part of Faversham is the Quay with the boatyards. Very interesting video once again. Thank you.
Faversham is a lovely place. Some lovely pubs. It's been a few decades since I was there last
I used to work for Whitbread ( Scotland) back in the seventies,my late dad from Devonport worked for them all his life apart from four years in the Navy(lucky to survive that according to Army Vets in the Family) his dad my grandfather worked for them after he left The GWR,he retired from the Brighton Depot sometime in the sixties.
Faversham looks super,one of the many places in England I missed unfortunately,saw lots of others in England though and Scotland and Wales,great pubs everywhere in the 1970s.
All those pubs so sadly closed now. Any that were open from the late 70s onwards, I would have enjoyed a drink or several in. I was even banned from the Three Tuns in 1995 for celebrating "Nayim from the halfway line" - that's a long story lol. Nice one Deano. Good to see someone preserving the history . . . .
thanks mate
Faversham has been one of my most favorite towns ever been going there now for nearly 30 years and the pubs were my first love i was in the anchor the bear and the sun inn only just before Christmas the town means a very lot to me.