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The Admiral Nelson is now a privately owned and family run canal side pub, on the boarders of Northamptonshire and Warwickshire, situated on the grand union canal in the quaint village of Braunston.

After Admiral Horation Nelson's death at the battle of Trafalgar, in 1805, his body was stored in a barrel of brandy to be preserved during the long journey back. Legend has it the crew drilled a hole in the barrel after running out of their tot rations, and would draw our brandy using macaroni straws. This is where we get the term 'tapping the admiral'.   Just between the coasts of Camden Town & Kentish Town lies a sweet spot. Anchored in Castle Road, Tapping the Admiral is a haven specialising in real ale, warm atmosphere and welcoming staff. The best kept cask ales from up and down the country, along with delicious pies, roaring fire, and,  Nelson, our pub cat, make Tapping the ideal location for everything from a cheeky pint, to a big old knees-up. We also have a beautiful beer garden for the summer days.  

Britain against Napoleon - new publication. Historian and award-winning writer on naval history, Roger Knight is contactable for information requests, speaking engagements and access to rarely-available research articles.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Producer/director Irwin Allen's 1961 movie and TV series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea gets the salute, from cast to special effects to collectibles. Voyage on!

Sydney’s oldest continually licensed hotel, located in the historic Rocks precinct and home of Australia's oldest pub brewery. The Lord is recognised around the world for its award-winning beers, food and accommodation.

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