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The pub | '''The Eagle and Child''', also known as "Bird and Brat" and "Bird and Baby", was the pub where the [[Inklings]] would meet on Tuesday mornings. | ||
In the back room, there is a small plaque on the wall commemorating The [[Inklings]] meetings. | In the back room, there is a small plaque on the wall commemorating The [[Inklings]] meetings. | ||
In April 2006, British Consumer Campaign "The Campaign for Real Ale" (CaMRA) announced that they would be placing commemorative plaques outside British pubs of historical or cultural significance. | In April [[2006]], British Consumer Campaign "The Campaign for Real Ale" (CaMRA) announced that they would be placing commemorative plaques outside British pubs of historical or cultural significance. In the initial list of 14 proposed plaques, "The Eagle and Child" was named. | ||
In the initial list of 14 proposed plaques, The Eagle and Child" was named. | |||
[[Category:Real-world]] | [[Category:Real-world]] | ||
Revision as of 09:14, 23 June 2008
The Eagle and Child, also known as "Bird and Brat" and "Bird and Baby", was the pub where the Inklings would meet on Tuesday mornings.
In the back room, there is a small plaque on the wall commemorating The Inklings meetings.
In April 2006, British Consumer Campaign "The Campaign for Real Ale" (CaMRA) announced that they would be placing commemorative plaques outside British pubs of historical or cultural significance. In the initial list of 14 proposed plaques, "The Eagle and Child" was named.
