Built on the Rushey Mead Estate off Melton Road and Troon Way. Now an Indian Food grill.
Category: Closed Pubs
MAGAZINE (MAGAZINE HOTEL), NEWARKE STREET
Named after the nearby military magazine. Built on the old Roman part of Leicester, the earliest record so far is … More
WIG & PEN – COURTHOUSE – PAUSE – THE PUB, NEW WALK
The Wig & Pen had two entrances. The original main one was on Wellington Street. It opened in November 1993 … More
BREWERS ARMS – CHEERS – MISTER YUMMY’S – DIE FLEDERMAUS – SULLY’S BAR – MINSTERS, NEW PARLIAMENT STREET
New Parliament Street, which runs down the side of the Royal Oak in Belgrave Gate, is part of the Abbey … More
RIFLE BUTT, 16 NEW BRIDGE STREET
No known picture of this to date. Certainly run from at least circa 1870 with John Gardiner named as victualler. … More
LORD RAGLAN, 55 NEW BRIDGE STREET
Corner of New Bridge Street/Raglan Street-Infirmary Square. No known photo yet of Lord Raglan. (Photo Above) This is from the … More
MOAT INN – MONKS REST, NETHERHALL ROAD
Photo above: Circa 1988. Below Classic photo of the Moat, showing its stylish interior, again taken by the excellent Leicester … More
NAVIGATION INN, NAVIGATION STREET/PUBLIC WHARF
Early references give the Navigation Inn on Public Wharf Belgrave Gate, later Navigation Street. Recorded circa 1825, no mention after … More
MARQUIS OF HASTINGS, 65 NAVIGATION STREET
Owned by the nearby Leicester Gas Co. and operating as early as 1827, as the local newspapers advertised auctions from … More
THOMAS COOK, NARBOROUGH ROAD SOUTH
Thomas Cook, opened by Everards in July 1973. Opened with a fanfare by Mr Everard himself and named after Leicester’s … More