BLACK LION, GALLOWTREE GATE

Stood two doors down from the Three Cranes, first recorded in 1580. A record in 1800, mentions a charge of … More

LION & LAMB, 51 GALLOWTREE GATE

Also known as the Lyon & Lamb (1742 See Martin Websters comment below) Stood next door to the Pelican, as … More

Earliest recording known as the Pelican is in a will in 1715. 1747 Daniel Oldham listed as victular of … More

Mentioned in deeds as a pub in 1722. After the Queens Head and prior to the Van & Horses … More

One of the more familiar pictures of the Robin Hood, decorated for King Edward VII’s coronation in 1902. On either … More

Photo above: Architects plan of the Victorian Wheatsheaf. First mentioned in tradesmen token 1670, next recorded 1718, Wheatsheaf with address … More

The cellars of the Red Lion exposed during excavation work in the 1990s. This photo taken from the Market side … More

Recorded as early as 1600 as the Magpie. Seems to have been known as the Crown & Magpie or Magpie … More

Photo above, circa 1953, when the Albion was more recognised by the name of Hartopp’s and sometime known as Hartopp’s … More

Photo above: Shoring up the Gable end of what’s left of the Angel 1970. This is still visible today from … More