Robin Hood's Retreat (Bristol)

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The Grace, formerly Robin Hood's Retreat.

[[File:|thumb|right|500px|Robin Hood's Retreat / 'harrysworld', on or before 30 Jun. 2009, Panoramio.]]

By Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2013-08-07. Revised by Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2017-12-23.

Robin Hood's Retreat was until recently the name of a pub, later pub/restaurant, in Bristol. After a change of owners the place reincarnated in 2014 as The Grace.[1]

Between them 'The Gloucester Road Story' and 'UK Pub History Research and London Historical Street Directory' list the following information from trade directories for this pub:

  • 1890. Publican: John Harris.[2]
  • 1900. Publican: John Harris.[3]
  • 1910. Publican: George Garraway.[4]
  • 1914. Publican: George Garraway.[5]
  • 1921. Publican: Henry Lewis Tripp.[6]
  • 1931. Publican: Henry Lewis Tripp.[7]
  • 1938. Henry Louis Tripp.[5]
  • 1939. Publican: Henry Lewis Tripp.[8]
  • 1950. Publican: Rt. Chas. Powles.[9]
  • 1962.[10]
  • 1970.[11]


'Robin Hood's Retreat' may sound fancy and modern, but in fact the pub was known under that name from at least as early as 1890.

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