The three-story brick facade of Ye Cracke stands on Rice Street, marked by a faded sign and a narrow, unassuming entrance. This pub dates back to the nineteenth century and served as a regular haunt for John Lennon during his time at the nearby art college. Inside, the small, wood-paneled rooms still feel like the space where he drank and argued with fellow students long before he became famous. It retains a quiet, defiant air that seems untouched by the city around it.
Ye Cracke
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