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History of this pub
The Talpore stood on White Water Way beside the Tees Barrage, handy for riverside walkers and visitors to the white water centre. Its unusual name, and its nautical theme, came from a Victorian troop steamer: the Talpore was built in 1860 by M. Pearse and Co. of Stockton for service on the Lower Indus in India, could carry 800 troops, and drew only about two feet of water. CAMRA noted its large beer garden and children's play area, which made it a favourite with families.
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Opening hours and facilities
Historical Beefeater hours and facilities.
Restaurant and bar hours
- Mon-Sat 11.30am - 11pm
- Sun 12pm - 10.30pm
Breakfast service
- Mon-Fri 6:30am - 10:30am
- Sat-Sun 7am - 11am
Facilities recorded
- Outdoor dining
- Outdoor play
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