A four-square redbrick Victorian pub on the main road through the village. Originally tied to Greenalls, it later passed into the hands of Robinson’s, but has now become a Co-op convenience store.
The Lundwood
A monumental inter-wars John Smith’s pub on the north-east side of the town, that was known locally as “The Big Boozer” or “The Club”. It was demolished in 2011 shortly after the StreetView image was taken, and has now been replaced by what looks like sheltered accommodation.
The Eagle & Child
A rather forlorn-looking former Boddingtons pub in an isolated rural local in the middle of the Fylde peninsula, an area where a lot of nearby pubs have also closed.
The Swan & Sugar Loaf
An impressive building with an unusual name, situated on the Brighton Road on the south side of the town. It was built in 1896 for local brewers Page and Overton, but closed in 2010 and has now become a Tesco Express.
The Dolphin
A Victorian pub with a distinctive arcaded frontage, situated in what is now an out-of-the-way location by the town’s former Fish Wharf.