CRANBOURNE ARMS, 100 CRANBOURNE STREET

Built in a new street arrangement in 1871 – expressly as a public house – on the North West corner … More

GREYHOUND, CRAFTON STREET

An 1865 advert referred to ‘that newly erected well accustomed beer house called the Greyhound, with Bowling Alley, Brewhouse, piggery … More

One of the last to survive of the numerous pubs off the Wharf Street area – by the 1990s only … More

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

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

The picture abobove taken c1969. Edward Smith landlord 1830s we know he was there 1838 when he posted a message … 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