NAG HEAD – GREAT CENTRL – VAN DAMME’S, 2 NORTHGATE

Edward Bailey was recorded as keeping the Nags Head in 1815, and it kept its name until Everards purchased the … More

ORANGE TREE, 55 NORTHGATE

Not until Sarah Sharpe circa 1820 did the pub seem have a name. JR writes that it existed at least … More

Formally the Freemasons Arms but from circa 1835 ran by John and Elizabeth York – so the inspiration for the … More

Photo above: Standing almost right next to the Earl of Stamford. A pub since … More

Photo above: Earl of Stamford Hotel circa 1890, on the right of Bowstring Bridge, with hanging lamps outside. The Crown … More

Recorded in 1790, with Thomas Pick as licensee, and known as the Hare & Hounds circa 1794. The Butler family … More

The actual date of the pub remains so far unknown Jan 1813 TO BE LET and entered upon immediately that … More

(JR) has John Chamberlain as victular of the Freemasons Arms Northgate from 1827-1831 From 1831 until 1835 he has William … More

An 1815 directory records the Bricklayers Arms in Northgate.

Unpublished work by R. Bone (Leicester Ref Lib L647-94), lists Admirals in 1795. A directory of 1818 lists George Bromley, … More