Black plaque № 71884

London, England, United Kingdom

The One Tun was patronised by the author Charles Dickens and was mentioned in his book 'Oliver Twist' under the fictional name of 'The Three Cripples'. By that time it was already over half a century old and was run by William Dixie whose predecessor was a widow by the name of Jane Hamilton. The One

Tun started trading on this site as a licensed ale house in 1759, and has always traded under the same inn sign. The present pub is one of two remaining London Taverns to trade under the sign of The

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