Nelson Mandela Place

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March 6, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

69 Nelson Mandela Place, Glasgow. G2 1QY. Check back soon for the history of this pub

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This Month In History

Water… you thinking!

In March of 1977 a court closed the Tron Tavern because they didn’t have a water supply.

Publican John Lynch was given a £900 water bill from Strathclyde water that he refused to pay, so they cut off his water!

As a result of not having an active water supply his license was revoked!

Click here to read more about this story and the history of the Tron Tavern!

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