Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
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Gloucestershire
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Gloucestershire
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The Old Tavern
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The Old Tavern, Bristol, Gloucestershire A once attractive free house in a leafy location in the Fishponds district on the north-east side...
The Market Tavern
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The Market Tavern, Stroud, Gloucestershire A stone-built pub at the bottom of a pedestrianised street at the south end of the town centre....
The Merchants Arms
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The Merchants Arms, Bristol, Gloucestershire A large inter-wars Art Deco pub on the north-east side of the city in the shadow of the M32, ...
The Double Barrel
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The Double Barrel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire A post-war pub on an estate of owner-occupied housing on the south side of the town, now co...
The Double Gloucester
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The Double Gloucester, Gloucester A massive inter-wars suburban pub on the eastern side of the city, taking its name from the county’s epo...
The Criterion
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The Criterion, Gloucester A long-closed Georgian pub on a side street just south of the city centre. (My own picture)
The Gainsborough
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The Gainsborough, Bristol, Gloucestershire A typical post-war estate pub in a new development on the north side of Bristol, built by the l...
The Kite’s Nest
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The Kite’s Nest, Stroud, Gloucestershire A white-painted pub with an unusual name in the fork of two roads on the south side of the town.
The Crown
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The Crown, Inchbrook, Gloucestershire A three-storey pub in a rather sorry state, situated on a sharp bend on the A46 on the fringes of th...
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The Railway Tavern
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The Railway Tavern, Cinderford, Gloucestershire A four-square, gabled redbrick pub near to Cinderford’s long closed railway station.
The Bridge Inn
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The Bridge Inn, Cinderford, Gloucestershire A stone-built pub at a road junction on the western side of this Forest of Dean town.
The Gardener's Rest
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The Gardener's Rest, Stroud, Gloucestershire A plain 1950s pub hidden away in the kind of run-down council estate you often find kept ...
The Lamplighters
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The Lamplighters, Shirehampton, Bristol An imposing three-storey pub in a Bristol suburb close to the River Avon. There is a campaign to s...
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The Pike House
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The Pike House, Coleford, Gloucestershire A boxy-looking pub with a possibly unique name, standing on a crossroads just north of the town ...
The Printer’s Devil
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The Printer’s Devil, Bristol, Gloucestershire A small Georgian pub with an unusual name situated just outside the Inner Ring Road. Pointed...
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The Prince of Wales
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The Prince of Wales, Gloucester A brightly-painted former Whitbread pub near the site of the defunct Gloucester Eastgate station.
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The Cat & Fiddle
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The Cat & Fiddle, Cheltenham, Gloucs Not as well known as its Cheshire namesake, a typical 1930s pub in the north-eastern quarter of t...
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