Circa 1815-1959. MB has Widow (Fanny) Garrett as licensee. She was still there in 1837, when the death of … More
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BOROUGH GAOL, HIGHCROSS STREET
Leicester Gaol or Jail, which stood a few buildings down from the Horse & Trumpet. In 1728, it was granted … More
ANGEL – HORSE & TRUMPET, HIGHCROSS STREET
Photo above: John Flowers evocative painting of Highcross Street, with the Horse & Trumpet on the right of the Highcross, … More
RED LION, 45 HIGHCROSS STREET
Photo above: The Red Lion in 1970 and , below 1958. An Ind Coop pub for many years until purchased … More
ARCADE VAULTS, 38 HIGH STREET
NAGS HEAD, 19 HIGHCROSS STREET
Photo above: Wonderful painting of Highcross Street, (by John Fulleylove 1845-1908) Nags Head on the right. The inn stood at … More
BLUE ANCHOR, HIGH STREET (FORMER SWINESMARKET)
Blue Anchor, 1709 (CJ Deeds).
THREE BLACK SWANS, HIGH STREET (FORMER SWINESMARKET)
Three Black Swans, 1695.
FLYING HORSE, HIGH STREET (FORMER SWINESMARKET)
Flying Horse, 1580 (unpublished list, George Lapworth).
PEACOCK, HIGH STREET (FORMER SWINESMARKET)
Peacock, 1580.