PRINCE OF WALES – BAROCCO, 2 CRAFTON STREET

photo from Peter Taylor The Prince of Wales, on the corner of Crafton Street and Wharf Street is a mid … More

ROSE & CROWN, 31 CRAB STREET-Later ST MARKS ST

Crab St see Rose & Crown bottom right, looks a substantial pub going right through with an entry to George … More

Edward Smith landlord 1841, he charged John Rawlings of assault and making a disturbence at the Bower Inn, Rawlings was … More

Cornered on to Whitwick Way, The Adventurers is architecturally typical of many out of town pubs built by M&B in … More

Photo’s above: Fronting Crown Hills Avenue. One of the earlier ‘out of town centre’ pubs to be built, opened on … More

One reference to an inquest held at the Bulls Head on the 31st of July 1874, in theLeicester Journal. No … More

John Merriman who held the licence c1900-1903 had been a Lieut in the Royal Engineers having served 30 years including … More

Photo Jack Graves collection From circa 1870 John Mapperson ran his corner store, gaining an off-licence in 1877, calling it … More

White building, no. 42 Upper Conduit Street. Tower Mill long time closed when picture taken. This mid Victorian pub closed … More

This photo taken in the late 1950s, looking down Upper Conduit Street towards Waring Sreet shows the pub (white building), … More