The Red Lion, Crich by JeffG7BRJ

Photography • Historical • posted on Sep 10, 2007

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The Red Lion, Crich Tramway Village Museum. The Red Lion was rescued from Stoke-on-Trent and rebuilt brick by brick at the Museum. It now houses the Upper Deck Restaurant and Lower Deck Major's Bar. The Heart of the Village is the main street, featuring buildings and street furniture from all over the country, often moved here stone by stone from their original location. The village also hosts several Theme Weekends throught the year eg. 1940's, Vintage car's, Classic Cars, Holloween and Christmas. See:- http://www.tramway.co.uk/smx/cms/home/ for more information. Thanks for stopping by and for any comments you care to make, I hope you had a pleasant weekend. May the sun shine down on you where ever you are.

Comments (19)

aljaysart

6:03AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Excellent capture of this fine Structure jeff well Done.

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tizjezzme

6:56AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

wow, cobblestone and all. Excellent photo Jeff ... but if I can give my 2 cents; I would have removed that line in PS ... but still a great photo. :)

stolta

7:33AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Beautiful house.

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Janiss

7:56AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Splendid POV and such superb tones... great capture my friend!

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auntietk

9:19AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Amazing. It looks like it's been there forever! Thanks for sharing this fascinating bit of archtectural legerdemain!

MrsLubner

10:17AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

The occasional tile work is lovely. Such great personal touches in the construction. So many building details to be seen. Great care was taken to construct this as it was in photographing it. Wonderful shot!

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mickuk50

10:38AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

dont make pubs like this anymore jeff ,its very much like beamish in some respects i must go and have a look see,great pic as always mick

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LudyMelltSekher

11:08AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

{@}>---Hello my dear friend, Really magnificent Photography, Excellent!! Congratulations!!!!!!A million stars from me!!!**** Have a wonderful day, Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing. Ludy@>--->--- (I am entering for my favorite because I not receive mail)

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Ionel

11:33AM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Very beautiful and interesting capture, Jeff! Those people at the tables make of this an excellent work!!!

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koosievantutte

12:36PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

very fine image - those tiles are priceless, glad they were saved.

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Mousson

12:47PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Belle image, SUPERBE endroit!

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artaddict2

1:02PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

Great photo again Jeff and Nice pov. Very informative . There is also an extremely old, and in-use Cast-iron Gents Lavatory around the left side of this building for added character. I hope its still for using because I did.lol

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Richardphotos

1:15PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

beautiful architecture and many small town buildings in rural US has very similar styles.you captured the essence perfectly

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SSoffia

10:24PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

EXCELLENT CAPTURE , COLORS & BEAUTIFUL !!!!! x ♥♥ x.

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MarciaGomes

10:42PM | Mon, 10 September 2007

MAGNIFICA FOTO,FANTÁSTICA CASA.+++++++++5

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Kelena

6:26AM | Tue, 11 September 2007

beautiful building

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rainbows

6:35AM | Tue, 11 September 2007

A fine shot of a wonderful old pub, Jeff! This brings back memories to me. I can remember walking past places like this when I was a little girl!! The wonderful smell drifting out from inside :-) Super work. Have a lovely day. Diane.

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