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WA LTON - BOOTLE Map B S OUTH LIVERPOOL Map D 2 Albert 37 Halton Castle 24 TO LIVERPOOL 7 Black Bull 48 Merton Childwall THE REAL ALE 81 13 Abbey 61 14 13 50 Navigator 14 Childwall PUBS CAPITAL 37 41 Fiveways 84 16 County OF BRITAIN R e a l A l eP u b s 54 Picturedrome Court 58 36 20 Derby Arms 79 58 Prince Leopold Dovedale 22 22 Towers Liverpool Pubs Passport 48 7 61 Raven 24 Edinburgh 16 Fulwood Liverpool Pubs Are Special 73 Thos Frost 2 77 31 Arms Gardeners 32 32 Arms “To really get to the beating heart of 73 79 Wild Rose 71 36 Halfway Liverpool you have to visit its pubs. 31 20 House Kelly’s There you will find what defines its 41 Dispensary identity, its history and most of its Pub in the 59 Park people.” 68 Stables (closed) 59 Mike Chapple 71 Storrsdale The Great Liverpool Pub Crawl 68 77 White Horse 50 Dispensary 54 81 Willow Bank Visit the pub described Ship & Mitre CAMRA the Campaign for Real Ale by English Heritage as WAT E R LOO - CRO S BY Map C having the th most 69 Stamps CAMRA was established in 1973 to Wetherspoons Vouchers when you join! 19 Phone CAMRA 01727 798440 ornate pub interior 69 19 Crows Nest promote real ale and to safeguard our pubs. It is now has over 100,000 [email protected] in Britain (Philharmonic) 70 Stamps Too members and is recognised to be the 47 Marine most successful consumer organisation Read All About It! Volunteer Visit one of only nine 75 in Europe. Enjoy your visit and real ale even more by Canteen buying these CAMRA books - The Good Beer pubs in Britain that has Old Bank 84 South Road Benefits of Joining CAMRA Guide, available in bookshops and from been in every edition of www.camra.org.uk ● Free Monthly Newspaper, ‘What’s Brewing’ the CAMRA Good Beer ● Free/Discounted entry to over 150 MerseyAle is the free award winning Guide over 37 years Beer Festivals CAMRA magazine available in pubs. ● (Roscoe Head) Philharmonic Discounted membership of CAMRA Read online: Beer Club www.merseyale.com www.merseycamra.org.uk ● Discounts on CAMRA books Visit Liverpool Pubs of www.camra.org.uk ● the Year 2010 The Active campaigning and Branch activities, socials, coach trips, brewery visits etc. 75 70 Dispensary and 2009 84 The Ship & Mitre 47 How to Join Single membership £20, Joint £25, Under 26 or Find CAMRA Liverpool & Districts on Roscoe Head Old Bank over 60 £11 (£14 joint). FREE £20 Worth of Facebook to keep up with all local e vents .
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