Edward Bailey was recorded as keeping the Nags Head in 1815, and it kept its name until Everards purchased the…
ORANGE TREE, 55 NORTHGATE
Not until Sarah Sharpe circa 1820 did the pub seem have a name. JR writes that it existed at least…
FREEMASONS ARMS, YORK CASTLE – JOLLY BUTCHER, 45 NORTHGATE STREET
Formally the Freemasons Arms but from circa 1835 ran by John and Elizabeth York – so the inspiration for the…
CROWN & THISTLE, 29 NORTHGATE
Photo above: Standing almost right next to the Earl of Stamford. A pub since…
EARL STAMFORD ARMS – EARL OF STAMFORD & WARRINGTON – STAMFORD HOTEL, 23 NORTHGATE
Photo above: Earl of Stamford Hotel circa 1890, on the right of Bowstring Bridge, with hanging lamps outside. The Crown…
HARE & HOUNDS – OLD HARE, NORTHGATE
Recorded in 1790, with Thomas Pick as licensee, and known as the Hare & Hounds circa 1794. The Butler family…
GENERAL WOLF, NORTHGATE
The actual date of the pub remains so far unknown Jan 1813 TO BE LET and entered upon immediately that…
FREEMASONS ARMS, NORTHGATE
(JR) has John Chamberlain as victular of the Freemasons Arms Northgate from 1827-1831 From 1831 until 1835 he has William…
BRICKLAYERS ARMS, NORTHGATE
An 1815 directory records the Bricklayers Arms in Northgate.
ADMIRALS, NORTHGATE
Unpublished work by R. Bone (Leicester Ref Lib L647-94), lists Admirals in 1795. A directory of 1818 lists George Bromley,…