Photo above: North Bond St clearly mapped out, circa 1883. Dixie Arms no 1, Bowling Green no 21, as for … More
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DIXIE ARMS, 1 NORTH BOND STREET/ST. PETERS LANE
The Dixie Arms, named after the Dixie family, circa 1840. The Dixie Arms is recorded in a few court cases, twice … More
PORTERS LODGE, 36 NEW BOND STREET
Photo above: Note the large wooden barrels, possibly hogsheads (54 galls). The Porters Lodge brewed its own ale until supplied … More
FULL MOON, 16 EAST BOND STREET
Photo above: Map of East Bond Street. The Full Moon is difficult to date as there are references to a … More
GRAPES or GRAPES TAVERN, 8 NEW BOND STREET
This stood approximately opposite the Nottingham Castle. Listed licensees from directories: 1866 Elisabeth Toon. Elisabeth took Mary Bishop to court … More
HOLLY BUSH, BOND STREET
1745 recognizance orders refer to a Holly Bush in Bond Street.
CAP, BOND STREET
1743, recognizance lists refer to a Cap in Bond Street.
NOTTINGHAM CASTLE, 9 NEW BOND STREET
Little is known of this beer house situated just off of High Street in New Bond Street. A court case … More
HATTERS ARMS, BOND STREET (EAST BOND STREET)
The Hatters Arms (picture circa 1890), was a bakery ran by William Pears in 1865 who also had a beer … More
THE WELCOME FRIEND, BLUE BOAR LANE
Photo above: Map showing where Blue Boar Lane was, (Simons Hospital on corner Blue Boar Lane and Sycamore Street). A … More