UNNAMED BEERHOUSE, 17 MILL LANE

Some records show an unnamed beerhouse, circa 1870s-1900s at no. 17 on the opposite corner to Windsor Castle. George and … More

WINDSOR CASTLE, 15 MILL LANE

The Windsor Castle was opened during the 1840s. Jeremiah Herbert purchased some land in and around Grange Lane during 1841, … More

Often numbered 1f or 1g, Mill Lane. The Mill Lane Tavern was built in 1867 as an auction notice of … More

The Mill Lane addresses go down from Fairfax St: 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e, to 1f – the Mill Lane … More

John Pole was licensee in 1846. In 1851, Wilson Mortimer, age twenty-seven, is recorded as a publican in Midland Street, … More

Not to be confused with the White Hart on the corner of the next street – Eaton Street/Wharf Street, as … More

1834 Wm Watts (licensee?) charged John Baum with assualt in the Bird in Hand Metcalf St, claiming Baum had a … More

Micro brew pub opened in June 1995 – a concept rolled out by Bass together with a chain of another … More

Photo above: Circa 1930s. The flags are out, a royal celebration of some kind outside the Melville Arms Sometimes the … More

Opened in June 1959, with a licence from the Joiners Arms, Highcross Street. It ran for many years by the … More