The Camden Arms 1 Randolph Street, Camden, London, NW1 0SS
T 020 7267 9829 E info@thecamdenarms.com
T 020 7267 9829 E info@thecamdenarms.com
Monday - 5-11pm / Tuesday 12-11pm / Weds & Thurs 12-11:30pm
/ Fri & Sat 12-12 / Sunday 12-11pm
History
In the 21st Century, The Camden Arms is better known for proving a haunt of an altogether different kind - being a centre for Camden's creative arts and music community.
The Camden Arms building dates back to the 1800s, but is perhaps most famous in London and UK history for being the site of the last fatal duel in Britain, fought in 1843 between Lieutenant Munro and his brother-in-law Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett.
Fawcett was brought back to The Camden Arms and later died upstairs and it is said that his spirit walks the bar to this very day
The Camden Arms building dates back to the 1800s, but is perhaps most famous in London and UK history for being the site of the last fatal duel in Britain, fought in 1843 between Lieutenant Munro and his brother-in-law Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett.
Fawcett was brought back to The Camden Arms and later died upstairs and it is said that his spirit walks the bar to this very day