GOLDEN FLEECE, HUMBERSTONE GATE

Chris Pyrah records a Golden Fleece in Humberstone Gate in 1815.

GOLDEN LION, HUMBERSTONE GATE

In a 1794 directory, E. Wright is listed as victualler of the Golden Lion in Humberstone Gate.

Recorded in 1754 in election expenses (LRO). Alehouses were the main assembly points for most. During election time it was…

The Fox and Hounds seems to have been built circa 1838, when a new licence was granted to William Mossendue. Sept…

Photo above: Rose & Crown, circa 1910, typical Victorian splendour. Not to be confused with the earlier Rose & Crown…

photo Earl Howe Arms c1920s with kind permission from the Nick Miller collection c1830 Samuel Frearson was licensee followed by…

From the 1860s, Enoch Savage was licensee, and owner, being fined for being open after hours in 1870. Two years…

Known as the Humberstone Tavern in 1866 when William Hollin was convicted of having his beer house open after 11pm.…

A Polish bar – opened in July 1998. This was the predecessor to the Pelu Bar, followed by Moo (January…

Dated from 1715, according to the deeds – it was certainly listed in directories in the late 1700s as the…