Photo above: Dew Drop in foreground with lamp outside corner of Chester and Denmark Street. As you look along the…
FOUNTAIN INN – MOTTS LIQUOR & SPIRIT VAULTS – FOUNTAIN TAVERN – MARKET TAVERN, 12 CHEAPSIDE
The Fountain Inn or sometimes known as the Fountain Tavern stands on part of the site upon which the ancient…
COUNTY ARMS, 42 CHESTER STREET
Photo above: The address was usually given as 42 Chester Street, the pub standing on the corner of Chester Street…
NEW LEICESTER TAVERN – TURKS HEAD, CHESTER STREET
Photo above: One of three beerhouses more or less next to each other, here pictured on the corner of Chester…
HAUNCH OF VENISON, CHEAPSIDE
There is one reference of the Haunch of Venison, on Cheapside, in the 1815 directory. Its exact location is unknown.…
TAILORS ARMS, 41 CHATHAM STREET
There is reference in the 1815 Directory as the Taylors Arms, although in the 1822 Directory it is spelt Tailors…
JOINERS ARMS, 23 CHATHAM STREET
There are various references to the Joiners Arms: On the 7th of June 1854, a newspaper article mentions a militia…
NOTTINGHAM PYFLET HOUSE, 17 CHATHAM STREET
Referenced in 1862 directories as a having licence, with John Keeling listed as a muffin and crumpet maker. Pyflets were…
CHATHAMS – MAD AS FISH – KODE RED – DRAGONFLY – OFFICE – HOWLIN WOLF – DECADES – BOROQUE, 3 CHATHAM STREET
Opened as Chathams Bar in April 1999. The Chathams Mad as Fish sign soon followed. In 2001 the bar was…
SEVENTYZ, 52 CHATHAM STREET
Stood on the corner of Albion Street/Chatham Street, although a Victorian building it only opened with a full licence in…