THE HIND, 49 LONDON ROAD

In 1839, an advert declared ‘TO PIGEON SHOOTERS- Double barrelled shot, apply William Smith The Hind Inn London Road.’ JR … More

MARQUIS OF GRANBY, LONDON ROAD

The exact spot is difficult to ascertain. There are reports of a Marquis of Granby sited at the toll gate … More

The Mint opened in February 2002. By late 2004, ownership changed to become The Lansdowne, a stylish bar which serves … More

1801 an Inn was built near the London Rd tollgate and named the Bishops Blaze. Named after the patron saint … More

Reported as situated in the Oadby side of the toll gate opposite Victoria Park, between Old Horse and Evington Lane … More

The Liverpool Cup stood at no. 13 Liverpool Street, off Russell Square and Willowbridge Street. Marked ‘I’ on map above. … More

Photo above: Circa1906. Landlord William Payne, standing in doorway with Rosie the terrier. George Lichfield, listed as a woolcomber, ran … More

Stood on the corner of Harrison Road and Leire Street, off Belgrave Road. The pub built circa 1876 and called … More

Stood on Corner of Lee and Wharf Street, facing the the Old Gladstone Vaults – or theatre – on Wharf … More

Earliest record so far is 1840, Thomas Fielding, victualler. Thomas died here in 1844, aged only 37. 1850 Samuel Chatwin … More