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BISTRO LIVE, CHARLES STREET

Opened in October 2001, mainly as a music venue, approximately where the former Waddington Hotel stood. Bistro live is still…

Charles St., music venue

HACKS – 
FLYING CUPZ – PERDU – TAM-BRI, CHARLES STREET

Opened as a café bar in April 1999.  It closed around eighteen months later to re-open again in the Autumn…

cafe bars, Charles St.

SHOWROOMS – RED VEIL -ZUCCHERO – FOISTER ROOMS, CHARLES STREET

Converted from the old Cherub building close to former AA offices, rebuilt as apartments with bar restaurant and nightclub.  Opened…

Charles St.

WADDINGTON HOTEL, 29 CHARLES STREET

Waddington Hotel centre of photo. One reference found in the 1883 – 1890 Directory. A bankruptcy order against P. MacDonald…

Charles St.

KEELCOMBERS – WOOLSTAPLERS – ROYAL STANDARD, 87 CHARLES STREET

Photo above: c1918 Alfred Allen, who is shown here in with wife Sarah(?) picture by George Lejeure. Leicester Chronicle 26th…

Charles St., Leicester Chronicle

BLACK SWAN – ROYAL GEORGE – BRITISH WORKMAN, 9 CHARLES STREET

1843 directory records the Black Swan at no. 9 Charles Street with an access on Lower Free Lane. In the…

Charles St., Leicester Chronicle, prostitution

VICTORIA CROSS – 16 CECIL ROAD

Stood at the corner of Cecil road and Maynard road.  Mentioned in deeds relating to a sale by LBM to…

Bates Son & BIshell, Cecil Rd., LBM, Maynard Rd.

AVENUE – PRINCE OF PUNJAB, 92 CAVENDISH ROAD

The crest on the front of the building states that this was built in 1878. Photos above and below Chris…

Cavendish Rd., newspaper clipping, restaurant

BIRD IN HAND, CAUSEWAY LANE

A Bird in Hand is recorded in the 1791 Directory in Causeway Lane, John Smith was listed as the landlord. For…

Causeway Lane

BALL, CAUSEWAY LANE

Recognizance orders of 1726 record a Ball.

Causeway Lane

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