HOUSTONS -THREAD- PLATINUM HQ, 2 YEOMAN STREET

Short lived bar and entertainment venue – soon turned into nightclub called Thread. When housing a hip hop and house … More

ODDFELLOWS ARMS, YEOMAN STREET

The Oddfellows Arms was first located in no. 13 Yeoman Street, which was then moved to no. 25. In 1840, … More

The only two references yet known is of informer Moses Pegg charging John Millis of the Golden Fleece, Woodboy Street … More

In 1794, Henry Stephenson was victualler. In March 1838, John Mitchell was charged with stealing a sheep that was the … More

Photo above: Circa 1980s. Circa 1870, saw the Friar Tuck built with Edward McAdam passing to Alfred Lewis Jones in … More

The Woodboy occupied a large site compared with other pubs on this map of 1886. Benjamin Rudkin was landlord as … More

John Springthorpe was reported brewing here in 1633, although the first record I can find as the Golden Fleece Woodgate, … More

Photo above: Circa 2011-2012. A short lived bar circa 2010-2015. An ex offie which then reverted to retail grocery. The … More

There are unconfirmed reports of a beerhouse here circa 1840 but by 1868, William Bentley was landlord of the Wimbledon … More

In the 1840s George Butler was registered as brewer. Meanwhile, George Stafford, a brewer from Rutland, was residing in Fleet … More