Clemonts Inn (1 D32/96 LRO) No date.
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SHOULDER OF MUTTON – FALCON, HEYFORD ROAD
Photo above: Circa 1948: the Shoulder of Mutton. Later changed its name to the Falcon. Built by Leicester Brewing & … More
HIGHFIELDS HOTEL, CONIFER CLOSE/BARTHOLOMEW STREET
FOR MORE ON HIGHFIELDS HOTEL SEE HIGHFIELDS HOTEL IN LAUREL RD STREET LIST FOR MORE ON HIGHFIELDS HOTEL CHECK OUT … More
HEATHLEY PARK DRIVE -GROBY ROAD
A large new bar and restaurant built on entrance to new housing estate off Groby Road, circa 2000. It became … More
GEORGE, HAYMARKET
TOPPS-RICKSHAWS-RED ROOM-CRYPT-TOWER GATE-ZUES-NICHE-ICE This George was erected circa 1799. There was also a George which was first documented some time … More
WHITE HART, BERE or BEAR HILL-COAL HILL-HAYMARKET
Photo above: Looking under the Haymarket Gateway towards the Clock Tower. Recorded 1540 17th Feb 1570 an indenture by Thomas … More
TURKS HEAD, (COAL HILL) HAYMARKET
Known as ‘Barrell Crosse’ on Speede’s ancient map circa 1600 the Crosse usually indicated a market, hay and straw etc. … More
STAR, 87 HAVELOCK STREET
Photo above: Winifred Street corner down Havelock Street, no. 87 extreme left. Recorded in 1870, John Pole licensee, 1871 census … More
PRINCE ALFRED, HAVELOCK STREET
Stood on the corner of Havelock Street and Jarrom Street, and named after one of Queen Victoria’s sons. The earliest … More
SIR COLIN CAMPBELL, 21 HAVELOCK STREET
Named after the distinguished Field- Marshal, Sir Colin Campbell. George Spriggs was landlord 1864, with Sam Argyle named as the … More