faced by Crusaders. This is also a reference to the Barbary pirates that raided the coasts from the Crusades until the early 19th century. Trafalgar: commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar. There are many pubs called the Nelson, and an Emma Hamilton pub in Wimbledon Chase where Nelson lived with her. A famous pub is the Trafalgar Tavern, part of the Greenwich Maritime World Heritage site at Greenwich. Literature Names from books Cat and Custard Pot in Shipton Moyne is said to originate from the book Handley Cross or Mr Jorrocks's Hunt by R. S. Surtees. Jabez Clegg in Manchester, now closed, was named after the title character in Isabella Banks' novel The Manchester Man. Hobbit in Southampton, named after J. R. R. Tolkien's creation and threatened with legal action by US movie lawyers, because of this. Lass O' Gowrie in Manchester, named after the poem by Carolina Nairne. Moon and Sixpence pubs in Portland, Oregon; Whitby, North Yorkshire; Harrow, Middlesex; and Soho, London are named after Somerset Maugham's novel of the same name. Moon Under Water, inspired by George Orwell's essay describing his perfect pub Muppet Inn, Wisbech, Isle of Ely: (now the Globe) named for the TV series, books and comics. Paul Pry Inn, Peterborough. Named after the main character in the play of that name. Peveril of the Peak, in Manchester, commemorates a stagecoach that once connected Manchester and London, but the pub itself claims it is named for the novel by Sir Walter Scott. Sherlock Holmes in Charing Cross, London contains a reproduction of the great detective's study. Three Pigeons, Norwich and other locations. Used in a number of books and plays e.g. Charles Dickens' Our Mutual Friend (1864–65). Herbert Wells in Woking, a town that was fictionally destroyed by Martian invaders in H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds. A 25' (7.6-metre) tall statue of a Martian stands in Chobham Road in the town, and a Martian is depicted in a drawing in the pub. Edgar Wallace, The Strand, London, named for the 1930s mystery writer. John Masefield in New Ferry, named for the former Poet Laureate who served for some years on a naval training ship, HMS Conway, off New Ferry pier. Uncle Tom's Cabin, Reach, Cambridgeshire : from the book of that name. Pubs in books from real-world pubs The Ivy Bush is a "small inn on the Bywater road" near Hobbiton in