NOTTINGHAM PYFLET HOUSE, 17 CHATHAM STREET

Referenced in 1862 directories as a having licence, with John Keeling listed as a muffin and crumpet maker. Pyflets were … More

CHATHAMS – MAD AS FISH – KODE RED – DRAGONFLY – OFFICE – HOWLIN WOLF – DECADES – BOROQUE, 3 CHATHAM STREET

Opened as Chathams Bar in April 1999. The Chathams Mad as Fish sign soon followed. In 2001 the bar was … More

Stood on the corner of Albion Street/Chatham Street, although a Victorian building it only opened with a full licence in … More

As can be seen in this Victorian map, Charlotte Street stood in between Queen Street and Caroline Street (both Caroline … More

On the 1st of February 1840, notice was given of auction of substantial well built house now occupied by the … More

Charnwood Forest 1876 the licence of the Charnwood Forest -Shenton St- was transferred from Francis Rogers to Samuel Cook. A … More

Stood on the corner of Charnwood Street and Spinney Hill Road. Bought by LBM from Bates & Bishell on the … More

One reference from the 1841 sessions. Mr. Draycott was granted licence for the Barley Sheaf, Northampton Street/ Upper Charles Street.

Photo above: The Dun Cow, no. 13 Upper Charles, situated on the St Baptist Chapel side between Court A & … More

1826, Mrs. Garland, the owner of the original Spread Eagle, auctioned off six newly built tenements in Charles Street. In … More