JOINERS ARMS – RADFORD ARMS, CURZON STREET

View of part of Curzon St. The shop on the corner is recorded as a beer retailer in 1883, so … More

CURZON ARMS, CURZON STREET/TAYLOR ST

Built circa 1860, by John Stevenson, local builder, complete with brewhouse (CP). It was in trouble straight away as William … More

Photo above: Humberstone Road and the now Old Dixie (there was another Dixie Arms in Leicester), in its hey day … More

Built circa 1815 and originally known as the Holly Bush. By 1822, it was the Duke of Cumberland. Later signs … More

Photo above: Circa 1906.(Everards) On April 1875, Henry Dilks transferred the licence to Amos Peberdy and the following month the … More

Stood on the corner of Cumberland Street and Elbow Lane. 1835 Mr Bradley victular, 1853, Mr Bradley is still listed … More

(photo John Zienteck) John Flewitt listed as a beerhouse keeper, Crown Street 1841. Originally a beerhouse owned by Welch Bros … More

Built in 1846, on the corner of Craven and Harding Street. Joseph Platt was listed as beerhouse keeper in 1846 … More

Photo above: The property was sold to Duxbury’s, circa 1930. This picture shows the bricked up front door prior to … More

Photo above: Looking down Allington St from Cranbourne Street, circa 1969. Opposite the Great Northern (Bass House), stands the old … More