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MINI CASE – WINE SPIRITS & EVENT GALLERY – TWO TAILED LION, 22 MILLSTONE LANE

Sometime called the Case Shop & Tasting Rooms, and ran by the owners of the Case in Hotel St.  Mmore … More

bars, Millstone Lane

ODYSSEY BAR – ODYS BAR – ODD BAR, 32 MILLSTONE LANE

The name gets shorter.  Situated in an old factory with ground floor and cellar bar. It was known as Odyssey … More

bars, Millstone Lane

STONES CAFÉ BAR – BOOT ROOM RESTAURANT – RONNIE ROOS, 27-29 MILLSTONE LANE

Originally a restaurant circa 1990. Then it applied for a full licence, circa 1999.  Owned by three friends – Chris … More

cafe bars, Millstone Lane, restaurant

LAMPLIGHTERS – FIREFLY- FIREBUG, MILLSTONE LANE

Mansfield Brewery opened this pub – aptly named the Lamplighters – in December 1993 in the old gas showrooms. In … More

bars, Millstone Lane

GATE – MUSICIANS ARMS – CROWN & ANCHOR – NAGS HEAD – CRITERION, MILLSTONE LANE

The deeds have the beerhouse called the Gate, circa 1755, the Musicians Arms , circa 1789, and Coach & Horses … More

Millstone Lane

NEW TOWN ARMS, 17 MILTON STREET

Off Bedford Street and crosses Dryden Street, off Belgrave Rd.  Latterly named Old Milton Street, so as not to confuse … More

Milton St.

DERBY ARMS – RUTLAND & DERBY ARMS, 21-23 MILLSTONE LANE

Some early recordings of the Derby Arms:  in 1855 Joseph Johnson applied for a licence for the Derby Arms.  In … More

Millstone Lane

GRADUATE – LOBBY, MILL LANE

Situated on DMU Campus, included as on Mill Lane and open pub hours. Most students bars on are campus, but … More

bars, Mill Lane

GENERAL HAVELOCK, 44 MILL LANE

Photo above taken shortly before demolition, circa 1968, with the opposite side of the street already gone. Some builders’ equipment … More

Mill Lane

LORD CLIFDEN, 65 MILL LANE

  Stood on the corner of Mill Lane and Cardigan Street, only a couple of doors down from Newark Tavern. Lord … More

Mill Lane

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