This pub is a late Victorian building (the former Cork and Bottle), purpose built as the offices for Southampton's first docks - the Eastern Docks (now Ocean Village). The docks were built in early Victorian times, with Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis (later appointed Admiral of the Fleet) laying the foundation stone for the 'open' (or 'tidal') dock on 12 October 1838, in a ceremony watched by more than 20,000 people, including Southampton's mayor.
This pub, the former Cork and Bottle, is one of several grade II listed buildings on Canute Road. The thoroughfare forms the perimeter of Ocean Village, itself developed since the 1980s on the site of the city's Eastern Docks.
Canute's Pavilion, Ocean Village, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 3JS
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