Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
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Birmingham
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Showing posts with label
Birmingham
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The Lad in the Lane
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The Lad in the Lane, Erdington, Birmingham A distinctive half-timbered pub situated on the Outer Ring Road on the north-eastern side of th...
The York
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The York, Birmingham Another of those big inter-wars Birmingham pubs in the Hall Green district on the east side of the city. It closed in...
The Bromford
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The Bromford, Birmingham Another handsome inter-wars Birmingham roadhouse standing on the Outer Ring Road on the eastern side of the city....
The Bagot Arms
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The Bagot Arms, Erdington, Birmingham Another impressive inter-wars roadhouse commanding a roundabout on the north-east side of the city, ...
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The Fountain
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The Fountain, Digbeth, Birmingham A small street-corner pub in the Digbeth area of the city, still bearing M&B livery. It closed durin...
The Marlborough
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The Marlborough, Small Heath, Birmingham A three-storey redbrick pub with a prominent clock tower in the sharp angle of two streets on the...
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The Pudding & Pint
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The Pudding & Pint, Kingstanding, Birmingham A typical West Midlands inter-wars suburban pub that StreetView shows as having been clos...
The White Lion
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The White Lion, Birmingham A former Davenports pub with a clock tower, just outside the city centre, that later became Scarlets nightclub....
The King Edward
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The King Edward, Aston, Birmingham An impressive triangular corner pub boasting its own clock tower, situated right next to the Aston Expr...
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The Soho Tavern
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The Soho Tavern, Hockley, Birmingham A small street-corner pub in an area of light industrial units to the north-west of the city centre.
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The Clifton
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The Clifton, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A brightly-painted street corner pub in the heart of Birmingham’s “Balti Triangle”
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The Old Smithy
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The Old Smithy, Winson Green, Birmingham A distinctive triangular mock half-timbered pub near to Winson Green prison that bizarrely seems ...
The Phoenix
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The Phoenix, Walker’s Heath, Birmingham Another modern estate-style pub in an area dominated by tower blocks on the southern fringes of th...
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The New Inn
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The New Inn, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A big Victorian main-road pub with a striking colour scheme stemming from the combination of red...
The Malt Shovel
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The Malt Shovel, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A four-square backstreet pub that doesn’t seem to have met with success after conversion to a ...
The Jug of Ale
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The Jug of Ale, Moseley, Birmingham A suburban pub in a large converted Victorian house, now in the process of being coverted to the Tip...
The Railway
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The Railway, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A street-corner pub now converted to flats but with its general appearance still revealing its fo...
The Plough & Harrow
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The Plough & Harrow, Small Heath, Birmingham A large pub on the main Coventry Road with a pair of distinctive onion-dome turrets, no...
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The Bellfield
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The Bellfield, Winson Green, Birmingham An unassuming-looking pub in an inner-city area that is especially sad to see in such a state as...
The Spotted Dog
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The Spotted Dog, Bordesley, Birmingham A street-corner pub on the east side of the city, which before its closure was renamed “TJ’s”.
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