Helen Stephenson's Derbyshire Break Pictures - December, 2005 - The Red Lion Pub at Crich Tramway Village

The Red Lion was rescued from demolition in Stoke-on-Trent and rebuilt at Crich.

Note the VW Beetle parked outside. Cars over a certain age get free admission to Crich.

More pictures of the distinctive frontage from which the pub gets its name.

Now let's step inside. The next few pictures are of the bar. I had recourse to my flashgun for these indoor pictures.

Note the festive decorations throughout the interior of the pub.

On the other side of the bar area, there's a piano, and the way through to the "facilities".

This is one of the nicer doors you'll see leading through to such service areas.

Here's the piano again, and a windowsill in the area set out with a display of china. I don't think that there would have been china in the windowsill when the Red Lion was in Stoke-on-Trent!

This fireplace is midway between the piano area and the main bar area.

Finally, here's a display of bottles in a windowsill near the main bar area. Also probably something that wouldn't have been in the windowsill when the Red Lion was in its original location in Stoke-on-Trent.