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BAKERS ARMS, Bath Lane/Bath St.

Photo above shows the demolition of some properties corner Bath Lane c1890. 1829 Abraham Craythorne a baker of High St…

Bath Lane, Bath St.

VAUXHALL, Bath Lane

Photo above: Bath Lane can be seen on this map of 1828, after the demise of Vauxhall and the gardens.…

Bath Gardens, Bath Lane, entertainment, Leicester Chronicle

JUNCTION INN, 4 Bath Lane

Photo above: The Junction rear, no 4 Bath Lane backs on to the river Soar approx (BM.188.47).  The boat started to…

Bath Lane, crimes

HOLY FRIAR, Bath Lane

October 1838, Edward Kilburn of the Holy Friar beer house, Bath Street (Bath Lane), was fined for opening during Sunday…

Bath Lane, beer house

GOLDEN FLEECE, 7 Bath Lane

First known listing 1832. 1849 Directory gives the Golden Fleece located at 7 Bath Lane on the North East side,…

Bath Lane, crimes, prostitution

BOAT AND ENGINE – BATH HOTEL, Bath Lane

In the 18th century, the area immediately to the north of West Bridge on the East side of the River…

All Saints Brewery, Bath Lane, Bill Sheriff, boxing, Everards, haunted pubs, Vauxhall Gardens, Young Bruce

THE ALMANACK – TURTLE BAY, Bathhouse Lane

The Almanack is built in the new Highcross shopping centre c2006 in the newly created Bathhouse Lane. The old Grammar…

Bathhouse Lane

WYVERN ARMS, Barkby Rd/Kerrysdale Ave.

Photo above: 1951   The Wyvern Arms stands on the corner of Barkby Road and Kerrysdale Avenue.   1991 photo,…

Barkby Rd., Kerrysdale Ave.

RED COW, Bakehouse Lane

An 1849 Directory gives a Red Cow in Bakehouse Lane, situated on the corner, coming from Southgate St. Later directories…

Bakehouse Lane

BAKEHOUSE LANE – OLD UNICORN – GOLDEN BALL, 21 Bakehouse Lane/Redcross St.

Photo above: the Golden Ball, which was once the Old Unicorn. Bakehouse Lane was in the heart of the city,…

Bakehouse Lane, crimes, Phipps Brewery, Redcross St.

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