Licence granted in 1997, closed and up for sale within a year.
FOUNTAIN – GEZ’S BAR – 80S BAR – NO. 52, 52 HUMBERSTONE GATE
A Fountain was recorded in 1747 poss in Humberstone Gate licensee Thomas Drake (JR) The opening of the pub we…
HORSE & JOCKEY, 46 HUMBERSTONE GATE
Circa 1815-1877, stood just before the Fountain. The Wyggeston Hospital Girls School was built on the site after the Horse…
COACH & HORSES, 34 HUMBERSTONE GATE
c1815 licensee was Charles Mallet. Recorded in 1821 as being that old and established public house near the Blue Bell,.…
EATING HOUSE BEER RETAILER & REFRESHMENT ROOMS, 32 HUMBERSTONE GATE
At no. 32 Humberstone Gate in 1860, next door to the Coach & Horses (a court of about fourteen cottages…
BLUE BELL – BELL HOTEL, HUMBERSTONE GATE
Recorded sometimes as the Blue Bell prior to 1830, although sometime known as the Bell. Since February 1831 it was…
BLACK LYON. Bulls Head? HORSE and GROOM. CRAVEN ARMS, HUMBERSTONE GATE
Photo above: Craven Arms on right ‘Bar’ above front door. Plough seen in the centre with Worthington sign on side.…
CROWN & PLOUGH – PLOUGH – OLD PLOUGH – CRYSTAL PALACE, HUMBERSTONE GATE
Photo above: Late 1950s picture of the Plough, owned by the well known Leicester family and beer bottlers, Hartopps. A…
ADMIRAL NELSON, 14 HUMBERSTONE GATE
First recording I can find is 1815 when James Bell was licensee, he was followed by John Eagles c1928, Buckley…
STAG & PHEASANT, 6 HUMBERSTONE GATE
Below c1910 Humberstone Gate scene Stag & Pheasant on near left Came to prominence in the late 1700s ( Charles…