KING WILLIAM IV – MALTSTERS ARMS, 116 CHURCH GATE

Mr Smith landlord of the King William had in July 1831 information given against him by Elias Price an informer … More

BIRMINGHAM ARMS, 105 CHURCH GATE

Birmingham Arms seems to have run from circa 1861 until 1905. Prior to that 105 Churchgate listed as an unnamed … More

Photo above: Delivering beer in Church Gate. The Sun is on the right, just out of the picture. The draymen … More

Named as the Three Cannons in the 1815 Directory, and was the Ordnance Arms 1822-1830. Sale of Ordinance Arms, 17 … More

Originally an unnamed beer house, it became known as the Butchers’ Arms when the Murdy family who had a butchers … More

JR has a recording in 1802, with John Wright the landlord. The next recording is in 1822, when W. Coltman … More

A Gardeners Arms was recorded in Church Gate between 1830s-1840s but no actual number given. What is known is that … More

Also recorded as Kenilworth House in 1869, with Joseph Hames as licensee. Seems to have gone by 1880.

Photo above: The Royal Artilleryman, 93 Church Gate. This picture shows nos 91-97 right to left. The shop, E. Sharp … More

Opened circa 1999, with ex Leicester city captain, Simon Grayson, a co-owner. Simon was the first Leicester City captain to … More