York Minster - Revision history

Ross Burgess: Changing to a redirect to French House

2012-09-02T17:06:41Z

Changing to a redirect to French House

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	'''The York Minster''' pub was opened by a German national named Schmidt in 1910 and traded as "The Wine House". In 1914, with the outbreak of World War I, Schmidt was deported and the business was bought in 1914 by Belgian Victor Berlemont, who had moved to London in 1900.		#REDIRECT [[French House]]

	~~Berlemont changed the name of the pub to the "York Minster". He was succeeded by his son Gaston Berlemont, who was born in the pub in 1914, and worked there until his retirement in 1989.~~

	After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.

	The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon (artist)\|Francis Bacon]], [[Daniel Farson]], Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

	~~The name was changed to "The~~ [[French House~~]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.~~

	~~See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].~~

	~~== External links ==~~
	~~Registered landlords: http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/Soho/YorkMinsterDean.shtml~~

	~~http://www.frenchhousesoho.com~~

	~~[[Category:Pubs and bars]]~~
	~~[[Category:Soho~~]]

Ross Burgess at 17:27, 15 August 2012

2012-08-15T17:27:05Z

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	After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.		After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.

	The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon]], [[Daniel Farson]], Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.		The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon (artist)\|Francis Bacon]], [[Daniel Farson]], Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

	The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.		The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.

Ross Burgess: /* External links */

2012-05-12T10:48:13Z

External links

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	http://www.frenchhousesoho.com		http://www.frenchhousesoho.com

	[[Category:~~Bars~~ and ~~pubs~~]]		[[Category:Pubs and bars]]
	[[Category:Soho]]		[[Category:Soho]]

Ross Burgess at 17:00, 10 May 2012

2012-05-10T17:00:56Z

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	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].


	== External links ==		== External links ==
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	http://www.frenchhousesoho.com		http://www.frenchhousesoho.com

	[[Category:Bars and ~~Pubs]]~~		[[Category:Bars and pubs]]
	~~[[Category:London]]~~
	~~[[Category:West End~~]]
	[[Category:Soho]]		[[Category:Soho]]

LGBT-HP: /* External links */

2012-03-19T23:22:23Z

External links

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	Registered landlords: http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/Soho/YorkMinsterDean.shtml		Registered landlords: http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/Soho/YorkMinsterDean.shtml

			http://www.frenchhousesoho.com

			[[Category:Bars and Pubs]]
			[[Category:London]]
			[[Category:West End]]
			[[Category:Soho]]

LGBT-HP at 23:21, 19 March 2012

2012-03-19T23:21:17Z

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	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].


			== External links ==
			Registered landlords: http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/Soho/YorkMinsterDean.shtml

LGBT-HP at 20:23, 19 March 2012

2012-03-19T20:23:33Z

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	After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.		After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.

	The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon]], Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.		The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon]], [[Daniel Farson]], Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

	The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.		The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

LGBT-HP at 20:16, 19 March 2012

2012-03-19T20:16:37Z

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	After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.		After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.

	The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include Francis Bacon, Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.		The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include [[Francis Bacon]], Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

	The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.		The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

LGBT-HP at 20:15, 19 March 2012

2012-03-19T20:15:21Z

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	The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include Francis Bacon, Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.		The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include Francis Bacon, Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

	The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984..		The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984.

			See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

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2012-03-19T20:14:31Z

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'''The York Minster''' pub was opened by a German national named Schmidt in 1910 and traded as "The Wine House". In 1914, with the outbreak of World War I, Schmidt was deported and the business was bought in 1914 by Belgian Victor Berlemont, who had moved to London in 1900.

Berlemont changed the name of the pub to the "York Minster". He was succeeded by his son Gaston Berlemont, who was born in the pub in 1914, and worked there until his retirement in 1989.

After the fall of France in World War II, General Charles de Gaulle escaped to London where he formed the Free French Forces. His speech rallying the French people, "À tous les Français" is said to have been written in the pub.

The French House was and is popular with artists and writers. Brendan Behan wrote large portions of The Quare Fellow there, and Dylan Thomas once left the manuscript of Under Milk Wood under his chair. Other regulars over the years include Francis Bacon, Daniel Farson, Lucian Freud, Augustus John, Malcolm Lowry, Michael "Atters" Attree and John Mortimer.

The name was changed to "The [[French House]]" after the fire at York Minster in 1984..