1745 recognizance orders refer to a Holly Bush in Bond Street.
Category: Closed Pubs
CAP, BOND STREET
1743, recognizance lists refer to a Cap in Bond Street.
NOTTINGHAM CASTLE, 9 NEW BOND STREET
Little is known of this beer house situated just off of High Street in New Bond Street. A court case … More
HATTERS ARMS, BOND STREET (EAST BOND STREET)
The Hatters Arms (picture circa 1890), was a bakery ran by William Pears in 1865 who also had a beer … More
THE WELCOME FRIEND, BLUE BOAR LANE
Photo above: Map showing where Blue Boar Lane was, (Simons Hospital on corner Blue Boar Lane and Sycamore Street). A … More
WHITE BOAR – BLUE BOAR , BLUE BOAR LANE
Blue Boar Lane, just off Highcross St, housed Leicester’s most renowned historic inn. Its association with King Richard III is … More
BERNERS ARMS, 71 BERNERS STREET
Mentioned in deeds relating to the sale of an off-licence by LBM to Ansells on the 15th of February 1905, … More
THREE TUNS, 62 BENFORD STREET
Stood on Benford Street/Christow Street. Thomas Ridgway licensee 1846. Classed as a Beerhouse. The 1830 Beer Act that gave householders … More
MATISHE – HUSH – GATE 38, LOFT BAR 38 BELVOIR STREET
1st Floor café bar opened in May 2000. It became Hush nightclub again with entrance in Albion Street, c2010. In … More
MARZ – YELLOW DOOR – TRUTH, 34 BELVOIR STREET
Opened in May 2000, in the former Pierre Victoire restaurant premises.