Interior of The Sir Colin Campbell Public House, Robin Hood Street, Sneinton, Nottingham, c 1900s

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Interior of The Sir Colin Campbell Public House, Robin Hood Street, Sneinton, Nottingham, c 1900s

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Interior of The Sir Colin Campbell Public House, Robin Hood Street, Sneinton, Nottingham, c 1900s

Image ref NTGM004332

Credit H Houldsworth

photographer Campion, G F

ImageDate c 1900-10 ?

Location Robin Hood Street

Town Nottingham, Sneinton

About this image

Showing the bizarre and unusual collection of stuffed animals and collections of ephemera in the pub; (the most notable are the stuffed shark, crocodile and puffer fish which can be seen in NTGM004330 and NTGM004331). The pub is names after Sir Colin Campbell (1792-1863) (subsequently Lord Clyde) who was a soldier of considerable experience from the Napoleonic to the Victorian period. He is most well known for his final relief and evacuation of the Lucknow Residency Garrison in India, November 1857.