Photo’s above: Fronting Crown Hills Avenue. One of the earlier ‘out of town centre’ pubs to be built, opened on…
BULLS HEAD, UPPER CONDUIT STREET
One reference to an inquest held at the Bulls Head on the 31st of July 1874, in theLeicester Journal. No…
FALLOW DEER, UPPER CONDUIT STREET/24 MARSTON STREET
John Merriman who held the licence c1900-1903 had been a Lieut in the Royal Engineers having served 30 years including…
SILEBY ARMS, UPPER CONDUIT/29 MARSTON STREET
Photo Jack Graves collection From circa 1870 John Mapperson ran his corner store, gaining an off-licence in 1877, calling it…
TOWER MILL INN, 42 UPPER CONDUIT STREET
White building, no. 42 Upper Conduit Street. Tower Mill long time closed when picture taken. This mid Victorian pub closed…
RUTLAND ARMS, 82 UPPER CONDUIT STREET
This photo taken in the late 1950s, looking down Upper Conduit Street towards Waring Sreet shows the pub (white building),…
STAG, 64 UPPER CONDUIT STREET
Above photograph shows view looking at 2-26 Clipstone St. The Stag is seen as the while building near corner (64…
RAILWAY GUARD, UPPER CONDUIT STREET
Railyway Guard was thought to be located at no. 60 Upper Conduit Street. Earliest record was of an assault by…
MIDLAND HOTEL, 44 UPPER CONDUIT STREET
A full licence was granted to the Midland, circa 1864. It was then owned by Pochins the iron mongers. prior…
DURHAM OX, UPPER CONDUIT STREET/GORDON STREET
A Durham Ox was listed at no. 159 Upper Conduit Street until the 1960s. Late 1860s is the first record…