Black Rose Pub, Gravesend
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Black Rose Pub, Gravesend
Image: © David Anstiss Taken: 18 Dec 2008
On junction of 47 Arthurs Street and Cutmore Street. Roisin Dubh - gaelic for black Rose. Over door message reads Cead mile failtre - gaelic for a hundred thousand welcomes. Phrase on left-hand side reads "tell me the legends of long ago when the kings and queens were dancing the relm of the Black Rose". The phrase on the right is "I'm drunk to-day and rarely sober a handsome rover from town to town".
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Image Location
Latitude
51.438776
Longitude
0.365258