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The Queen Victoria was situated on Stump Cross. This was a Lacons Brewery pub that was demolished in the 1960s to make way for a flyover.

Source: Mac Middleton

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Name	Dates	Comments
Adrianne Tooke	1960	Customer. there was a folk duo, Steve and Rod, excellent. lots of people from the Art School used to pile in on Saturday evenings and sing along. i remember vividly the solo by quite an old teacher from the Art School - 'The Sheik of Araby', which was always a showstopper. though not what you'd call 'folk'.
Stuart Pendrill	1966	I used to go there to listen to the music, and drink lots. Cigerette Slim was one who I remember playing there. Plus this was one of my first "pub gigs" god it was fun. Still doing it today