Peggers Revisited

August 30, 2008 at 8:11 pm | In Buildings, Derelict and Demolished | 1 Comment
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I went back to Peggers Inn in Sneinton the other day and took a few more pictures.

The first one shows the view through one of the windows (complete with reflections of nearby buildings). I was quite surprised how clean it looks considering that it has been closed for a couple of years.

The following four pictures show some of the decorative detail above the back windows. The first is a reminder of the pub’s original name – The Fox and Grapes. The others, I’m guessing, are Dionysus the greek god of wine, vegetation, pleasure and festivity (the Romans called him Bacchus). Dionysus was represented as an old man with a full beard or a young effeminate man and both depictions appear on Peggers

Peggers Inn - Decorative Detail Peggers Inn - Decorative Detail
Peggers Inn - Decorative Detail Peggers Inn - Decorative Detail

And a touch of irony:

Peggers Inn - A touch of Irony

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