From the founding of Southsea, to the railway stations and the construction of the Guildhall, the mark of Queen Vic’s reign can be seen across the city. A number of popular Portsmouth pubs date back to the Victorian days, including the following:
5. The Eldon Arms
This pub located in Eldon Street, Southsea, dates back to 1899, close to the end of Queen Victoria's reign. It has an attractive bay-front. Photo: Sarah Standing
6. The Festing
Designed by A H Bone, a celebrated pub architect, this pub in Festing Road, Southsea, is dates back to the Victorian era and was once a hotel. It was close to the defunct East Southsea station. Photo: Steve Reid
7. The Fifth Hants Volunteer Arms
Located in Albert Road, Southsea, this pub dates back to the 19th century. Originally know as the Volunteer Arms, it is one of the best examples of a traditional tavern in the city. Photo: Sarah Standing
8. The Golden Eagle
This traditional local can be found in Fawcett Road, Southsea, and dates back to the Victorian times. Photo: MRW