Standing at no. 24 Granby Street (North East), the Jolly Miller was an ancient, small thatched inn, described in 1751 … More
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WILLIAM CLARKE’S DINNING & REFRESHMENT HOUSE – WILLIAM HIGNETTS REFRESHMENT HOUSE- CENTRAL BAR, 12 GRANBY STREET
1855 Mr G Lloyd surgeon and dentist was advertising from 12 Granby St to cure all ills, pains in the … More
FRENCH REVOLUTION – BAR CODE – OLIVERZ, 4 GRANBY PLACE< off Granby St, (NORTH WEST)
Situated in an alley off Granby Street it ideally placed for late drink. As the French Revolution opened c1975, it … More
COUNTY CRICKET GROUND – CRICKETERS, 1 GRACE ROAD (SOUTH WEST)
The Victorian Cricket Ground Hotel, used for and by cricketers of Leicestershire County Cricket Club. During the 1870s the ground … More
HOLY FRIAR, FRIARS CAUSEWAY
Photo above: Friars Causeway, 1960s. Very little known of this pub other than a crime report in the local press … More
GYPSY LANE HOTEL, 45 GYPSY LANE
Opened in 1929, by All Saints Brewery with licence transferred from the PAV (Pavilion Theatre) in Belgrave Gate. It … More
NASEBY, 388 GYPSY LANE
The original Naseby was bought in 1897, by LBM Brewery from John Green & Alf Sherriff. It was built on … More
EARL OF LANCASTER – LANCASTER GRILL, 11 GOSWELL STREET (NORTH WEST)
Originally a home brew pub, built circa 1864, later an Everards House. Tarratt’s sale notice for 1922 of the Earl … More
PILOT, 21 GORDON STREET
Gordon Street 2-34, row of houses from left to right, so that would make the Shipstones sign the offie that … More
SIR CHARLES NAPIER – THE NAPIER, 46 GLENFIELD ROAD
Built circa 1938, on the corner of Glenfield and Bolton Road. It took the name and licence from the Sir … More