MIDLAND HOTEL, 44 UPPER CONDUIT STREET

A full licence was granted to the Midland, circa 1864. It was then owned by Pochins the iron mongers. prior … More

DURHAM OX, UPPER CONDUIT STREET/GORDON STREET

A Durham Ox was listed at no. 159 Upper Conduit Street until the 1960s. Late 1860s is the first record … More

A picture from the Denis Calow collection showns Upper Conduit Street, numbers 3-21, in1965. This would make the Prince Albert, … More

One of only three NBC pubs in Leicester. In May 1828, the landlord was warned about him ‘suffering tippling’ during … More

Sarah Barsby was landlady as early as in 1833, she was fined 40/- for selling beer after time in November. … More

Undated photograph of Colton Street, the side in which the Square & Compass was located – possibly the white building … More

This picture was taken circa 1970. The lettering can still be faintly seen over the door, although the beerhouse closed … More

Stood next to the Church Gates, being a similar back street local to the Royal Oak at the other end … More

Tiny back street alehouse, built in the 1820s and compulsory purchased in 1912. There was one interesting case that occurred … More

Built circa 1938, with licence transferred from the Full Moon in East Bond Street, when that closed. This photo was … More