SILEBY ARMS, UPPER CONDUIT/29 MARSTON STREET

Photo Jack Graves collection From circa 1870 John Mapperson ran his corner store, gaining an off-licence in 1877, calling it … More

TOWER MILL INN, 42 UPPER CONDUIT STREET

White building, no. 42 Upper Conduit Street. Tower Mill long time closed when picture taken. This mid Victorian pub closed … More

This photo taken in the late 1950s, looking down Upper Conduit Street towards Waring Sreet shows the pub (white building), … More

Above photograph shows view looking at 2-26 Clipstone St. The Stag is seen as the while building near corner (64 … More

Railyway Guard was thought to be located at no. 60 Upper Conduit Street. Earliest record was of an assault by … More

A full licence was granted to the Midland, circa 1864. It was then owned by Pochins the iron mongers. prior … More

A Durham Ox was listed at no. 159 Upper Conduit Street until the 1960s. Late 1860s is the first record … More

A picture from the Denis Calow collection showns Upper Conduit Street, numbers 3-21, in1965. This would make the Prince Albert, … More

One of only three NBC pubs in Leicester. In May 1828, the landlord was warned about him ‘suffering tippling’ during … More

Sarah Barsby was landlady as early as in 1833, she was fined 40/- for selling beer after time in November. … More