Another corner premises, this time 49a Great Holme Street and 48 Little Holme Street. King Richard III was purchased by…
COVENTRY ARMS, GREAT HOLME STREET
Photo above: LRO. This shows the junction extreme left in 1973, prior to demolition. Recorded in Post Office 1870 directory.…
GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY, GREAT CENTRAL STREET
Refreshment rooms on the Great Central Station, gained a full licence in 1899. Oliver Starbrook Holt the first licensee. Photos…
LORD BYRON, 14 GRAVEL STREET
Stood on the North West side of Gravel Street, and the South West side of New Lane. 1846 A Fred…
FINISHERS ARMS – GRAPES, 29 GRAPE STREET
Stood on the North East side. John Spurway licensee 1861. Recorded as the Finishers in an 1864 directory. An advert…
DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, 1 GRAPE STREET
Stood on the North East side cornering the North West side of East Bond Street. Below Ariel photo of Grape…
DUN COW, 21 GRANGE LANE
Photo above: Mrs. Jubba outside the Dun Cow. Stood on the South West corner of Grange Lane and North West…
ALDERMAN INN – GLASS PIANO, 10 GRANGE LANE
Photo above: The Alderman prior to demolition, circa 1973. Note the famous Fox’s Glacier Mint factory in background on Oxford…
ROSE & THISTLE, GRANBY TOLL GATE/LONDON ROAD
A Rose & Thistle was recorded when in 1833, landlord Charles Orton was charged with selling beer during divine service…
EAGLE & CHILD, GRANBY STREET
The licensee Charles Clifton, was fined for offending against the tenor of his licence on the 3rd of August 1839…