UNCLE TOM’S CABIN – GLADSTONE ARMS, 21 THAMES STREET

(Thames St off Archdeacon Lane, Vaughn Way.) Little known is of Uncle Toms Cabin. We know that Thomas Newton applied…

HOPE & ANCHOR, TALBOT LANE

There is just one known reference for this pub – 13th of April 1838. ‘To be Sold by Auction All…

Initially known as the George & Dragon, Joseph Bellamy bought the property in the late 1860s. He set up a…

The Bell Tap is a proper conundrum. In 1861, George Birch aged 31 is a general servant at the Bell…

Licence granted circa 1867. We know Edward Smales was landlord as he hosted the Beerhouses Association at the Dew Drop…

First recorded in the directory of 1870, although the beerhouse was in existence prior to that. In October 1869, Sarah Ironmonger…

The Plumbers Arms stood in Syston Street corner Wanlip Street. It seems Robert Everett was first landlord in 1866, Everett…

The Signal, corner of Sussex Street and Bell Lane in a little side street off of Humberstone Road. The closeness…

Here we go again – another circa 1960s pub built on an out of town estate, Eyres Monsell started it…

Situated in the Highfields area of the city, John Hall, a builder bought the plot of land in 1866 on…