Brass plaque № 71882

London, England, United Kingdom

THE GLOBE The Globe is an old and popular pub name and was established during the reign of Charles I. As a symbol the globe has historically been an emblem of Portugal and was used to advertise that Portugese drinks were on sale. The pub is situated on Moorgate, the name of which derived from the ba

rren area of wetlands outside the city wall called Moorfields and the junction of London Wall, which ran along the line of the Roman Wall that once encirled the city. John Keats was born at 85 Moorgat

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