A long-closed pub on a bypassed road in a remote part of the Fens. Despite its semi-derelict condition, it appears to be occupied.
The Butcher’s Arms
A long-closed pub on a bypassed road in a remote part of the Fens. Despite its semi-derelict condition, it appears to be occupied.
Jack Stamps
A pub occupying part of a shopping parade in a busy South London high street. The pub next door – Taylors – is still trading.
The Mountblairy Arms
A small single-storey pub at a remote roadside location in North-East Scotland. The sign says “High Road Pub & Steakhouse”.
The Hunters Lodge
An attractive pub with a large car park on the bypassed old main road through the town.
The Seagull
A modern pub near the shore in a bleak coal-mining area.
The White Hart
An attractive, white-painted, weatherboarded pub mouldering away in a village near Harwich now bypassed by the A120.
The Dock
A still fairly smart-looking 1930s pub in Birkenhead’s semi-derelict docklands.
The Globe
A small former Marston’s pub tucked away on a narrow country lane in the shadow of Mow Cop.
The Kings Arms
A compact moderne-style 1930s pub in a suburban area, now skulking behind a tall fence.
The Horse & Groom
A long-closed pub alongside the A505 west of Royston, which has over the years been developed into a fast, busy dual carriageway where passing trade might be reluctant to stop.
The Railway Bell
An unassuming post-war pub on the main Dover Road out of the town.
The Highwayman
Yet another Thwaites pub, this one in an isolated location on the fringes of the Peak District on the road between Macclesfield and Whaley Bridge. In times past it was a true classic, with a warren of small, low-ceilinged, thick-walled rooms warmed by real fires. This is my recent photo – on StreetView it still shows as invitingly open.
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