The Goth.

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The Goth.

Image: © Richard Webb Taken: 5 Aug 2005

The Prestoungrange Gothenburg. I know pubs get relegated to the supporting cast on here, but this is quite important in the social history of Scotland, especially mining. The Gothenburgs were pubs based on a Swedish model, that acted as social centres for mining communities and encouraged sensible drinking. There are a few left and this one dating from 1909 is a beauty. Worth a visit for the art nouveau interior, then the lovely beer brewed round the back, bringing back the Fowlers brand to Prestonpans.

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55.957727
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-2.991382