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Originally the Blue Dolphin. Built in 1931, with a Mrs Gomm becoming the first landlady. It was used for Roman Catholic services prior to the opening of St Borromeo's. It is said that a blue dolphin plaque sits on the right-hand side of the church door. A recent visit to the church reveals this is so.
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It has been at least five years since I last visited the Dolphin pub in east Worthing and I discovered a dramatic change. The single open bar has been divided into two distinct sections - the smaller public bar with pool table, and a much larger dining section advertised as The Flint Kitchen. There appears to be a third bar that was occupied at the time of my visit, which leads to the large back garden. I am pleased to say that I did spot a Bar Billiard table in a corner. |
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Known landlords
1932 - John Thomas Woolmore |
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