In July 1831, Robert Bates, landlord of the Rail Road Inn (could this be the Railway Inn?) was charged by…
PAUL PRY, CHURCH GATE
This was one of the new beer houses or shops after the 1830 Beer Act came into being. The Paul…
REAPER, HUMBERSTONE GATE
With the passing of the 1830 Beer Act – and its subsequent amendments – what can be described as a…
THREE CUPS, 40 YORK STREET
The licensing records show Benjamin Dudgeon as the first licensee of the Three Cups, circa 1855. This however could be…
STONEMASONS ARMS, 24 YORK STREET (LATER YORK ROAD)
By the time this map appeared, (see above) circa 1883, the Stonemasons was no more. Its last licensee passing away…
ELEPHANT & CASTLE, YORK STREET (OFF GRANBY STREET)
In 1820, William Holmes kept an Elephant & Castle (no address given), but by1827 Joseph Morrell was running the Elephant…
HANGER, YEOMAN STREET
Not strictly speaking a pub – more of a night club – but the decor on this Art Deco façade…
MIDAS, 27 YEOMAN STREET
Midas Cafe Bar opened sometime in 2006 and is still very much open for business. The Pub History Project has…
HOUSTONS -THREAD- PLATINUM HQ, 2 YEOMAN STREET
Short lived bar and entertainment venue – soon turned into nightclub called Thread. When housing a hip hop and house…
ODDFELLOWS ARMS, YEOMAN STREET
The Oddfellows Arms was first located in no. 13 Yeoman Street, which was then moved to no. 25. In 1840,…