GEORGE & DRAGON – 2 FREEHOLD STREET

The George & Dragon was built in 1853. Auctioned off at the Three Crowns in February 1861. During the 1870s … More

FLINT ARMS, FLINT STREET

(photo Jack Graves collection) The Flint Arms is first mentioned in a newspaper article of 1879, when the licence changed … More

Stood on the opposite corner to the Farnham Arms. Advert in LJ 1st November 1879: ‘Wanted/ A young man/ … More

Photo (Jack Graves collection) above taken during demolition of the Farnham Arms, which had been compulsory purchased in 1970. Built … More

The Lively Lady was built in 1970, and named after the round the world yachtsman, Alec Rose’s boat. It was … More

Stood on the corner of Elm and Larch Street. The only licensee listed was Frederick William Thompson. Listed in 1881and … More

Corner of East Street and South Albion Street. In 1843, various Lodge meetings were held here, including Oddfellows, with the … More

Photo c1946 John Zienteck The 1842 directory listed the Neptune which consisted of three cottages, one of which was the … More

The Reindeer stood on the corner of Duns Lane and Corah Street. On the 14th of July 1838, the Reindeer … More

Photo above: Typical mid Victorian frontage of green tiles. In 1840, the pub was known as the Waggon and Horses, … More