GYPSY LANE HOTEL, 45 GYPSY LANE

Opened in 1929, by All Saints Brewery with licence transferred from the PAV (Pavilion Theatre) in Belgrave Gate. It … More

NASEBY, 388 GYPSY LANE

The original Naseby was bought in 1897, by LBM Brewery from John Green & Alf Sherriff. It was built on … More

Originally a home brew pub, built circa 1864, later an Everards House. Tarratt’s sale notice for 1922 of the Earl … More

Gordon Street 2-34, row of houses from left to right, so that would make the Shipstones sign the offie that … More

Fronted Brougham Street and an Offiliers House from circa 1867, until the licence was refused in 1912. (although (MB) states that … More

According to (MB) licensed 1867, a home brew pub prior to James Eadies Brewery of Burton. Eadies acquired by Bass … More

Originally no. 70 according to CJ.

Built 1864, closed in 1910, with the building compulsory purchased in 1972. Originally listed as no. 16 Gladstone Street, later … More

The Royal Oak stood at no. 6 George Street, off Belgrave Gate. Circa 1860, John Jones was listed at an … More

Stood on the corner of no. 1 Gervas and Ocean Road, opened on the 18th of December 1957. A typical … More