WHITE HORSE, DUKE STREET

Photo above: Duke Street prior to the properties demolition. The White Horse can be seen on the right, by now … More

WAGGON & HORSES – DRUID ARMS – FORESTER ARMS, DRYDEN STREET

Photo above: Typical mid Victorian frontage of green tiles. In 1840, the pub was known as the Waggon and Horses, … More

Photo above: circa 1957, the Dove at a late building stage. Situated in Evington but brought (just) into the city … More

Photo above: Taken in 2004. Standing just inside Dover Street next to Wetherspoon’s the Last Plantagenet. Opened on the 22nd … More

Leicester’s main gay pub for many years – being opposite the theatre it attracted many thespians whose photos adorned the walls. … More

The Glasgow Arms stood in what is now the Dover Street car park. In November 1861, an advert declared: ‘A … More

Photo above: Built by Everards c 1958. Dominion Road comes under the parish of Glenfield but is within the City … More

Photo above: Devonshire Street, the Vine. A sale of 1860 for the Vine lists two adjoining houses plus five cottages … More

On the 4th of August 1840, Mr. Greet was granted a beerhouse victuallers’ licence for the Devonshire Arms, Devonshire Street.

In 1860, this was kept by James Rainbow, after he had been licensee of the Barkby Arms in Upper George … More