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Month: July 2020

RUSSEL’S – BISHOP BLAISE – GLO – INTERLUDE, 2 EASTERN BOULEVARD

On the banks of the River Soar, Russell’s opened in December 1999, named after the former factory it is housed … More

Eastern Boulevard

STOCKDALE ARMS, EAST STREET

Corner of East Street and South Albion Street. In 1843, various Lodge meetings were held here, including Oddfellows, with the … More

demolished pubs, East St.

OCTAVIOUS, 2 EARL HOWE STREET

Corner of Earl Howe Street and Gopsall Street. Also listed as Octavious in the 1890 directory of public houses. c1877 … More

Earl Howe St.

NEPTUNE – WEST END – PUMP & TAP, 42 DUNS LANE

Photo c1946 John Zienteck The 1842 directory listed the Neptune which consisted of three cottages, one of which was the … More

demolished pubs, Duns Lane, LBM, Leicester Mercury, newspaper clipping

REINDEER, 30 DUNS LANE

The Reindeer stood on the corner of Duns Lane and Corah Street. On the 14th of July 1838, the Reindeer … More

demolished pubs, Duns Lane, Great Central Railway Co., newspaper clipping, The City Brewery Lichfield

EVANS ARMS, DUKE STREET

Photo above: West side of Duke Street,1950s. There are a couple of entries regarding an Evans Arms in Duke Street. … More

Duke St.

WHITE HORSE, DUKE STREET

Photo above: Duke Street prior to the properties demolition.  The White Horse can be seen on the right, by now … More

Duke St.

WAGGON & HORSES – DRUID ARMS – FORESTER ARMS, DRYDEN STREET

Photo above:  Typical mid Victorian frontage of green tiles. In 1840, the pub was known as the Waggon and Horses, … More

demolished pubs, Dryden St.

DOVE, DOWNING DRIVE

Photo above: circa 1957, the Dove at a late building stage. Situated in Evington but brought (just) into the city … More

Downing Drive

ENTROPY, DOVER STREET

Photo above: Taken in 2004. Standing just inside Dover Street next to Wetherspoon’s the Last Plantagenet. Opened on the 22nd … More

Dover St.

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