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BIRD IN HAND, CAUSEWAY LANE

A Bird in Hand is recorded in the 1791 Directory in Causeway Lane, John Smith was listed as the landlord. For … More

Causeway Lane

BALL, CAUSEWAY LANE

Recognizance orders of 1726 record a Ball.

Causeway Lane

BISHOPS BLAISE, 50 CAUSEWAY LANE

Photo above: Court B of Bishop Blaze Yard in the map is indicated as Parish workhouse.  The buildings in the … More

Causeway Lane, Offilers Brewery, Slums of Leicester

ADMIRAL CHARLES NAPIER – SIR CHARLES NAPIER, 13 CAUSEWAY LANE

Photo above: Outside the Sir Charles Napier, possibly during the Sawbridge tenure, with the obligatory terrier getting in the picture.  … More

Causeway Lane, Holes Brewery

HORSE & JOCKEY, 24 CATHERINE STREET

Photo above: circa 1960s. Originally fronting Dorset Street, the Horse & Jockey circa 1874-1968, closed and was then re-built fronting … More

Catherine St., Shipstones Brewery

BEEHIVE – BLACK-A-MOOR-LADY – CASTLE BOWLING GREEN, CASTLE YARD

A Blackamoors Head is recorded 1776 no address given. See LEICESTER CASTLE, OLD CASTLE-Castle View A conundrum, the above may … More

Castle Yard

LEICESTER CASTLE – CASTLE (OLD), 12 CASTLE VIEW (See also BEEHIVE, Blackamoor Lady Castle yard)

Photo above: The original Old Castle Inn , (with Rupert’s Gateway to the left), owned by the Duchy of Lancaster, … More

Castle View, Ralph Ward

ROSE – TALBOT – BELL – WHEATSHEAF, CASTLE STREET

Photo above: What this Victorian map can see is both corners of Castle and Southgate Street.  It could be the … More

Castle St.

MARQUIS OF GRANBY, 16 CASTLE STREET

Photo above taken between 1911-12, when Frank Squires was landlord.  The two children are Frank’s son Harry and daughter May. … More

Castle St., demolished pubs, John Bell & Co., Thomas Salt & Co.

BRITANNIA, 10 CASTLE STREET

Photo of map above showing both the Britannia and Marquis of Granby.   Everards Brewery – that stood opposite – … More

Castle St., Everards

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