BAKERS ARMS, 39 QUEEN STREET (EAST SHORT STREET)

(Photo above), The Bakers Arms, shows the pub sign on corner East Short Street. Baker, Thomas Platt obtained a beer … More

MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY INN – ENGINE HOTEL, 12 QUEEN ST.

Built as the Midland Counties Railway Inn, circa 1840 and named after the railway company. In 1842, the victualler was … More

Bass Brewery lowered a fifty ton barge on a plot on Putney Road, just off Welford Road, and opposite the … More

Known by locals as the ‘Chicks’ right up to its closure. Earliest known record is an 1828 auction of household … More

In 1884 Joseph Hill was charged with selling milk during closing time. On his promise not to re-offend he was … More

First known record was 1875, when Joseph Cooper transferred the licence of the Clowes Arms (named after Samuel Clowes, Leicester … More

Frederick Tebbutt transferred his licence to John Thomas Woodcock in December 1880. David Dale was there in 1883 right through … More

A Town Arms is recorded in 1726, address not given. The next record is 1815, although the Town Arms in … More

Champagne Bar opened circa 2003. It became the Red Tent, circa 2011. The Red Tent didn’t last that long and … More

This would have been built at same time as the Duke of Bedford. The first record to date was January … More