UNION INN, THAMES STREET

One Mr Horton kept the Union Inn in Thames Street – as in February 1835 he was charged by informer … More

GREYHOUND, 51 THAMES STREET

Greyhound was a beerhouse which stood in 51 Thames Street. In April 1836, the Leicester Herald listed the Greyhound as … More

(Thames St off Archdeacon Lane, Vaughn Way.) Little known is of Uncle Toms Cabin. We know that Thomas Newton applied … More

There is just one known reference for this pub – 13th of April 1838. ‘To be Sold by Auction All … More

Initially known as the George & Dragon, Joseph Bellamy bought the property in the late 1860s. He set up a … More

The Bell Tap is a proper conundrum. In 1861, George Birch aged 31 is a general servant at the Bell … More

Licence granted circa 1867. We know Edward Smales was landlord as he hosted the Beerhouses Association at the Dew Drop … More

First recorded in the directory of 1870, although the beerhouse was in existence prior to that. In October 1869, Sarah Ironmonger … More

The Plumbers Arms stood in Syston Street corner Wanlip Street. It seems Robert Everett was first landlord in 1866, Everett … More

The Signal, corner of Sussex Street and Bell Lane in a little side street off of Humberstone Road. The closeness … More