Standing at no. 24 Granby Street (North East), the Jolly Miller was an ancient, small thatched inn, described in 1751…
WILLIAM CLARKE’S DINNING & REFRESHMENT HOUSE – WILLIAM HIGNETTS REFRESHMENT HOUSE- CENTRAL BAR, 12 GRANBY STREET
1855 Mr G Lloyd surgeon and dentist was advertising from 12 Granby St to cure all ills, pains in the…
FRENCH REVOLUTION – BAR CODE – OLIVERZ, 4 GRANBY PLACE< off Granby St, (NORTH WEST)
Situated in an alley off Granby Street it ideally placed for late drink. As the French Revolution opened c1975, it…
COUNTY CRICKET GROUND – CRICKETERS, 1 GRACE ROAD (SOUTH WEST)
The Victorian Cricket Ground Hotel, used for and by cricketers of Leicestershire County Cricket Club. During the 1870s the ground…
HOLY FRIAR, FRIARS CAUSEWAY
Photo above: Friars Causeway, 1960s. Very little known of this pub other than a crime report in the local press…
GYPSY LANE HOTEL, 45 GYPSY LANE
Opened in 1929, by All Saints Brewery with licence transferred from the PAV (Pavilion Theatre) in Belgrave Gate. It…
NASEBY, 388 GYPSY LANE
The original Naseby was bought in 1897, by LBM Brewery from John Green & Alf Sherriff. It was built on…
EARL OF LANCASTER – LANCASTER GRILL, 11 GOSWELL STREET (NORTH WEST)
Originally a home brew pub, built circa 1864, later an Everards House. Tarratt’s sale notice for 1922 of the Earl…
PILOT, 21 GORDON STREET
Gordon Street 2-34, row of houses from left to right, so that would make the Shipstones sign the offie that…
SIR CHARLES NAPIER – THE NAPIER, 46 GLENFIELD ROAD
Built circa 1938, on the corner of Glenfield and Bolton Road. It took the name and licence from the Sir…