This was once the grand home of writer, Edward Phillips Oppenheim, circa 1896 to 1905. It did not become a…
LIVELY LADY – LESTERS, ETHEL ROAD
The Lively Lady was built in 1970, and named after the round the world yachtsman, Alec Rose’s boat. It was…
BUILDERS ARMS, 92 ERSKINE STREET
ERSKINE INN/ARMS, 66 ERSKINE STREET
Photo above: What was the Erskine Inn, 1972 (taken from Vanished Leicester DC). It was numbered 66 then became 72…
HORSE & JOCKEY, 66 ELM STREET
Stood on the corner of Elm and Larch Street. The only licensee listed was Frederick William Thompson. Listed in 1881and…
ELM TREE, 1 ELM STREET
Built in 1875, but did not last long as a beer house. Mrs. Ann Ring was beer retailer and shopkeeper…
BIRD IN HAND, 33 ELBOW LANE
Bird in Hand stood on the north east side of Elbow Lane and south east side of Long Lane. Later…
ST. LEDGER TAVERN, ELDON STREET/LORD STREET
Photo above with goose and dog outside. Stood on the corner of Eldon and Lord Street in the Wharf Street…
RAILWAY ARMS, 2 EDWARD STREET/FARNHAM STREET
Photo above: The Railway at bottom left. Picture credit: Dennis Callow collection. Stood on the south east corner of Edward…
HEART OF OAK, 32 EATON STREET/ OFF WHARF STREET
On the 8th of September 1843, Thomas Brown was fined 20/- for keeping his beerhouse, the Heart of Oak in…