"Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese" is a pub on Fleet Street, London. It was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1666, and has been frequented by many literary and historical characters. The book rambles through the pub's history, with many anecdotes and stories about its staff and customers. - Summary by Peter Yearsley
Chapters
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Early History of Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Read by Peter Yearsley 11:29
2
Johnson and Goldsmith at the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 12:05
3
Relics and Art Treasures of the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 21:35
4
Mr Joseph Pennell and Lady Colin Campbell on the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 14:27
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About the Pudding Read by Peter Yearsley 7:41
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The Bar Read by Peter Yearsley 9:41
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Club Life at the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 27:52
8
Dr Johnson's Homes and Haunts Read by Peter Yearsley 2:59
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The 'Cheese' and its Fare - a Great Fall in Pudding Read by Peter Yearsley 8:45
10
Mr George Augustus Sala and Others on the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 7:06
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The Press and the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 12:41
12
What the World Says of the 'Cheese' Read by Peter Yearsley 24:46
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The 'Cheshire Cheese' in Literature Read by Peter Yearsley 18:53
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