QUEEN’S HEAD – BRICK MOULD – QUEEN’S HEAD & BELL, 55 FRIAR LANE

Friar Lane first mentioned in 1391, near the site of the Grey Friars monastery. There are few records of these … More

FREESCHOOL TAVERN, 13 FREESCHOOL LANE

Situated on the north west side, owned by brewers Dorman Pope & Co. of Wellingbough Road, Northampton. The licence was … More

One recording of an alehouse called the Crooked Billet in 1745, most possibly around the Freeschool Lane area.

The George & Dragon was built in 1853. Auctioned off at the Three Crowns in February 1861. George Frith Furniture … More

In 1877, James Webster was granted a licence to have a piano in his commercial room. At the next sessions … More

Photo above: Taken circa 1927 shortly after the ‘new façade’ was added. St Marks church in the background. The Waterworks … More

Recorded in 1835 when the Brave Marine came up for auction, in the occupation of Richard Jelly. On the 11th … More

Photo above taken circa 1988. 1960s build flat roofed and box shape. Will this period ever become desirable? Was situated … More

The photo above is from the mid 1950s of the Empire. The land was bought by Isaac Harrison circa 1830s. … More

The Great Northern Crossing is mentioned in deeds relating to the sale of an off beer wine & spirit licence … More