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The Ship Tavern

The Ship Tavern, Little Turnstile, Lincolns Inn, London, used as a shelter for priests during the persection and prohibition of the Roman Catholic religion. Date: established 1549

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1549 Established Lincoln Priests Prohibition Pubs Shelter Tavern Turnstile


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The Ship Tavern at Little Turnstile, Lincolns Inn, London, is a historic pub with deep-rooted connections to the city's religious history. Established in 1549, during the reign of King Henry VIII, this tavern served as a vital shelter for Roman Catholic priests during the persecution and prohibition of their religion. During this tumultuous period, the practice of Catholicism was outlawed, and priests faced severe persecution. The Ship Tavern provided a discreet and safe haven for these religious figures, allowing them to continue their ministry and provide spiritual guidance to their followers. The tavern's location near Lincolns Inn, a historic legal district, added an extra layer of protection, as the area was known for its strong legal traditions and the presence of sympathetic lawyers and judges. The Ship Tavern's name is believed to have originated from the fact that it served as a refuge for priests, who would travel to the tavern in the guise of sailors, using the "ship" as a metaphor for their clandestine journey. The tavern's interiors were designed to blend in with its surroundings, making it difficult for authorities to distinguish it from other ordinary inns. Despite the challenges and dangers, the Ship Tavern continued to serve as a beacon of hope and resilience for the Catholic community. Its legacy as a symbol of religious tolerance and the hidden history of London's past make it a fascinating and important piece of the city's rich tapestry. This photograph captures the essence of the Ship Tavern, with its rustic exterior and inviting atmosphere, transporting us back in time to an era of persecution, resilience, and the enduring power of community.

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