SAWYERS ARMS, 102 LEE STREET

Stood on Corner of Lee and Wharf Street, facing the the Old Gladstone Vaults – or theatre – on Wharf … More

LION & LAMB, 21 LEE STREET

Earliest record so far is 1840, Thomas Fielding, victualler. Thomas died here in 1844, aged only 37. 1850 Samuel Chatwin … More

Given as no. 39 Leamington Street in 1883, with Isaac Hopkins as victualler, and as no. 43 Leamington Street in … More

There are only a few references to the Plumbers Arms occurring shortly after the 1830 Beer Act. Lead Street ran … More

Photo above: Circa 1948. (credits: John Zienteck). It was a beer house only, and didn’t gain a full licence until … More

Pictured above in 2011. Stretching the meaning of pub a little, mainly an Indian Restaurant, although advertised in Bar sections … More

The original address was on the corner of Laurel Road and Bartholomew Street. This became Conifer Close on the creation … More

Opened with a licence removed from the Greyhound in Thames Street in 1890, Alfred Bickley being first landlord Thomas Fidler … More

A beerhouse that stood on a corner of Larch Street/Ash Street and recorded at different times as either place. Ash … More

Photo above: Circa 1950s. At the Brewster Sessions in August 1895, an application was made for a licence, as there … More