RING OF BELLS – OLD TEN BELLS, 33 SANVEY GATE

There is a record of Ring of Bells in 1743 (recognizance orders), and later in August 1813: “Recruiting of the … More

RAILWAY TAVERN, 48 SAMUEL STREET

Photo from the Nick Miller collection. Samuel Street lay just off Southampton Street, and the Railway Arms was used by … More

Opened in May 2003, after a successful planning application to turn existing premises to a restaurant/bar. The Lounge Bar soon … More

Delivery day in this charmingly posed photo above. Everards built the City Arms circa 1925, stating that it was to … More

The Midland Railway Hotel (to use its full title), was built circa 1884, with Robert Davis as landlord, and owner … More

The property was built circa 1870, on land purchased by stonemason Alfred Gibbins. He gained a beerhouse licence, eventually transferring … More

1876 Wm Brown was granted a provisional licence for the proposed building, later that year, Joseph Isaac Hallam, a Mere … More

The first known record is from 1878, when William Brown was landlord. John Weston 1883, John Hunt 1884 with Samuel … More

Also recorded as Bowling Green House and the Vauxhall Bowling Green, after the nearby Vauxhall Gardens. Recorded in the recognizance … More

The 1851 census records shows William Whatten as victualler in the Puzzler, St Nicholas Street, and George Evans, innkeeper in … More