Memories from The Greyhound in Ipswich from 1973

Enjoying a round of beers in the Greyhound pub in 1973 (Image: Archant)

Just a short walk from the town centre and close to Ipswich Museum and Christchurch park, The Greyhound pub is a favourite for many.

The Greyhound, situated in Henley Road, has been open since the 1800s and is a popular destination for local residents and visitors to the town alike.

This gallery features pictures taken at the pub in 1975.

Run by Suffolk-based brewer Adnams, the pub boasts two bars and a small patio beer garden, and serves up a host of pub grub.

Pictured at They Greyhound in 1976 are Stan Markwell, left, and Doris Markwell, second from right, as named by one of our readers (Image: Archant)

Can you spot yourself or anyone you know in these pictures taken from our archives?

Were you a regular punter at The Greyhound in the 1970s, or is the venue now your local?

To share your own pictures and memories of The Greyhound with us, or to reveal the names of someone in the photographs, email our picture desk.

Landlords Don and Thirza Stebbings behind the bar in 1973 (Image: Archant)

All smiles at the pub (Image: Archant)

The pub is a popular choice for local residents and visitors to the town. Pictured here with friends are Stan Markwell, left, and Doris Markwell, second from right - as named by one of our readers (Image: Archant)

Landlord Don Stebbings, who ran The Greyhound pub in 1976 (Image: Archant)