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Encore, Halford St.

ENCORE – HALFORD STREET/CHARLES STREET

Part of the Ramada Hotel, whose address is no. 90 Charles Street, but the bar’s entrance is on Halford Street. … More

Charles St., Halford St

SOHO – EDEN – QUARTER – CHUTNEY IVY, HALFORD STREET

Photo above: Circa 2000, Soho bar and night club. Reopened as Eden, then the Quarter (see photo above in 2006, … More

Halford St, nightclub

BARLEY MOW, 149 GRANBY STREET

Photo above: scene outside the Barlow Mow circa 1904. Laying of tram lines outside the Barley Mow c1904, note the … More

Granby St

MR BOJANGLES – TRUFFLES, LOKA BARRISTERS 49-53 GRANBY STREET

Formerly LaTosca Italian Restaurant, Mr Bojangles opened in New Years Eve, 2014.  Photo above was taken that morning. Opened as … More

bars, Granby St

O’ REILLY’S BAR – BOURBON ST – B0SSA, 110 GRANBY STREET

It was firs known as O’Reilly’s Bar in the 1980s, then changed to Bourbon St in the late 1980s. And by 1993, … More

cafe bars, Granby St

R BAR, 78 GRANBY STREET (NORTH EAST)

Refurbished ex-rugby club bar at rear of no. 80 Granby Street. Opened in October 1999 Above ad and profile on … More

bars, Granby St, nightclub

JOLLY MILLER – FALCON – TURKEY CAFE – METHOD. 1901, GRANBY STREET

Standing at no. 24 Granby Street (North East), the Jolly Miller was an ancient, small thatched inn, described in 1751 … More

Granby St

COUNTY CRICKET GROUND – CRICKETERS, 1 GRACE ROAD (SOUTH WEST)

The Victorian Cricket Ground Hotel, used for and by cricketers of Leicestershire County Cricket Club. During the 1870s the ground … More

Grace Rd

SIR CHARLES NAPIER – THE NAPIER, 46 GLENFIELD ROAD

Built circa 1938, on the corner of Glenfield and Bolton Road.  It took the name and licence from the Sir … More

Glenfield Rd.

ROYAL LEICESTERS, GLENEAGLES AVENUE/LOCKERBIE AVENUE

Photographed in 1990. Situated in the Rushy Mead area of Leicester, on the corner of Lockerbie and Gleneagles Avenue. One … More

Gleneagles Ave., Lockerbie Ave.

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