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BISHOPS BLAISE, 50 CAUSEWAY LANE

Photo above: Court B of Bishop Blaze Yard in the map is indicated as Parish workhouse.  The buildings in the…

Causeway Lane, Offilers Brewery, Slums of Leicester

ADMIRAL CHARLES NAPIER – SIR CHARLES NAPIER, 13 CAUSEWAY LANE

Photo above: Outside the Sir Charles Napier, possibly during the Sawbridge tenure, with the obligatory terrier getting in the picture. …

Causeway Lane, Holes Brewery

CORONATION, 201 CATHERINE STREET

The Coronation was built in 1937 to commemorate the coronation of King George VI. In 1986, a plot to assassinate…

Catherine St.

WOOLPACK, 109 CATHERINE STREET

Photo above: Circa 1979. Built circa 1879. Situated on the corner of Catherine and Surrey Street. Henry Hickinbottom became landlord…

Catherine St., Greenhalls Brewery, Shipstones Brewery

HORSE & JOCKEY, 24 CATHERINE STREET

Photo above: circa 1960s. Originally fronting Dorset Street, the Horse & Jockey circa 1874-1968, closed and was then re-built fronting…

Catherine St., Shipstones Brewery

BEEHIVE – BLACK-A-MOOR-LADY – CASTLE BOWLING GREEN, CASTLE YARD

A Blackamoors Head is recorded 1776 no address given. See LEICESTER CASTLE, OLD CASTLE-Castle View A conundrum, the above may…

Castle Yard

CASTLE INN, CASTLE VIEW

Photo above: Bas Deacon and ‘Ruddles’ the dog, taken on the 20th of July 2018, outside the newly opened Castle…

Castle View

LEICESTER CASTLE – CASTLE (OLD), 12 CASTLE VIEW (See also BEEHIVE, Blackamoor Lady Castle yard)

Photo above: The original Old Castle Inn , (with Rupert’s Gateway to the left), owned by the Duchy of Lancaster,…

Castle View, Ralph Ward

ROSE – TALBOT – BELL – WHEATSHEAF, CASTLE STREET

Photo above: What this Victorian map can see is both corners of Castle and Southgate Street.  It could be the…

Castle St.

MARQUIS OF GRANBY, 16 CASTLE STREET

Photo above taken between 1911-12, when Frank Squires was landlord.  The two children are Frank’s son Harry and daughter May.…

Castle St., demolished pubs, John Bell & Co., Thomas Salt & Co.

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