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WYVERN ARMS, Barkby Rd/Kerrysdale Ave.

Photo above: 1951   The Wyvern Arms stands on the corner of Barkby Road and Kerrysdale Avenue.   1991 photo, … More

Barkby Rd., Kerrysdale Ave.

RED COW, Bakehouse Lane

An 1849 Directory gives a Red Cow in Bakehouse Lane, situated on the corner, coming from Southgate St. Later directories … More

Bakehouse Lane

BAKEHOUSE LANE – OLD UNICORN – GOLDEN BALL, 21 Bakehouse Lane/Redcross St.

Photo above: the Golden Ball, which was once the Old Unicorn. Bakehouse Lane was in the heart of the city, … More

Bakehouse Lane, crimes, Phipps Brewery, Redcross St.

SIR HENRY HALFORD’S ARMS, 49 Aylestone St.

Photo above, Dennis Calow collection. Mentioned in 1849 directory, only sketchy references, like Aylestone Street as a whole is now … More

Aylestone Rd., Conservative MP, Henry Halford, smoking concert

CATTLE MARKET, 53 Aylestone Rd.

Late 19th century photo of the Cattle Market Hotel, later it would be called the New Cattle Market. The naming … More

Arthur Pugher, Aylestone Rd., beer house, cricket, hotels

PEDESTRIAN TAVERN, Aylestone St/Rd.

1864-65, Joseph Bent was recorded running the Pedestrian Tavern. At the Brewster Sessions, petitions were read complaining of the character … More

Aylestone Rd.

BEDFORD HOTEL – VICTORY, 21 Aylestone Rd.

Photo of the Bedford Hotel c1900 (Everards) The Bedford gained its full licence in 1846. William Barston, the owner, was … More

Aylestone Rd., crimes, Everards Brewery, football, hotels, Leicester Tigers Cup Final Victory, Peter Wheeler, rugby

FREEMEN’S ARMS – PHYSIO & FIRKIN – THE PHIZZ – PRIDE OF LEICESTER, 19 Aylestone Rd.

Photo above:  The man standing outside is believed to be landlord Edward Clayton, which would date the photo c.1890. Sign over … More

Aylestone Rd., gay bars, Graham Rowntree, LBM, rugby

LOUNGE BAR, 733 Aylestone Rd.

Lounge Bar originally sister to Lounge Bar Saffron Lane

Aylestone Rd.

THE ALE STONE, 660 Aylestone Rd.

A couple of doors away from the old Rutland, The Ale Stone a great play on words opened in 2017 … More

Aylestone Rd.

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