WHITE LION, CANK STREET

This stood between Cank Street and the Market Place, one of Leicester’s most prestigious Inns of the time. Will be … More

SCOTCH ARMS, CANK STREET

One reference in the 1781 recognizance order.

The newly built station entrance on Campbell Street (see photo below). The Railway Hotel was to accommodate passengers to the … More

Joseph Gray held a beerhouse licence c1870. A license was granted to Charles Horsefall circa 1873 at the Terminus Hotel, … More

The Leicester Chronicle on the 3rd of November 1838, records a two-roomed beerhouse in Calais Street called the Crewe and … More

Photo above of the Salmon taken pre 1981 (information from Chris Pyrah) – a shame the pictorial sign was taken down. … More

This was an ex South Leicester Working men’s club, as the fashion for working men’s clubs began to wane many closed … More

March 1841 a licensed victulars meet was held at the Freemasons Arms Burleys Lane Mr Osborne the landlord. On the … More

Photo above: Taken circa 1910 shows a very neat looking Kings Head on the corner of Burleys Way and Saint … More

Burleys Lane changed its name to Burleys Way. Prior to that the Pineapple’s address was Archdeacon Lane, so any reference … More