Three doors down from Bricklayers, a café bar opened circa 2002. Not really to be classed as a pub in … More
Category: Closed Pubs
MARLBOROUGH’S HEAD, 38 WELFORD ROAD
Photo above: This Dennis Calow picture is listed as 36-38 Welford Road, which would make it the Marlborough’s Head, but … More
ROYAL ARMS, 24 WELFORD ROAD
Photo above: Royal Arms boarded up (behind bus top). The first known reference is of William Valentine Cockshaw who owned … More
PRINCE LEOPOLD (THE BIG WINDOW), 22 WELFORD RD
Late 1960s photo (see above) of the Prince Leopold, known to most as the ‘Big Window.’ One of only Three … More
WELFORD PLACE – PLACE – SPANKYS – CLUB HOUSE, 9 WELFORD PLACE
Built in 1875 by architect, Joseph Goddard, who designed Leicester’s Clock Tower, amongst other landmarks. For many years, the building … More
WELFORD TAVERN, WELFORD PLACE
Valentine Harris was eventually successful in obtaining a licence, circa 1864, after a couple of refusals. In November 1866, Harris … More
RIFLE VOLUNTEER – LIECESTER VOLUNTEER, 2 WATLING STREET
Originally the Rifle Volunteer, it quickly changed to the Leicester Volunteer – perhaps as there were two other ‘Rifle Volunteers’ … More
DOG & PARTRIDGE, WATERLOO STREET
1839, John Roberts victualler. ‘A meeting to be held on the 22nd here for the Operatives of Conservatives at the … More
PRINCE BLUCHER – ADMIRAL BEATTY, WATERLOO STREET
Photo above: Atmospheric picture of Prince Blucher circa 1900. It stood on the corner Waterloo Street and Wellington Street. Circa … More
HERO OF WATERLOO, WATERLOO STREET
Chris Pyrah records a beerhouse with the name Hero of Waterloo circa 1830. The only record found as of writing … More