Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
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Shropshire
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Showing posts with label
Shropshire
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The Craven Arms
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The Craven Arms, Craven Arms, Shropshire A familiar landmark on the main A49 road between Shrewsbury and Hereford, that gave its name to a...
The Beacon
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The Beacon, Telford, Shropshire An imposing Georgian building that has lain derelict for a number of years as various plans for its redeve...
The Haygate
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The Haygate, Wellington, Shropshire A large inter-wats pub on the west side of the town where planning permission has been granted for red...
The Lion
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The Lion, Wellington, Shropshire An attractive white-painted pub set back from the road on the north side of the town. Right opposite anot...
The Castle Inn
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The Castle Inn, Highley, Shropshire A roadside pub, now in a very poor state of repair, in this large former mining village on the western...
The Charlton Arms
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The Charlton Arms, Wellington, Shropshire A former coaching inn that once belonged to Greenall’s Wem subsidiary, situated in a Shropshire...
The Royal George
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The Royal George, Shifnal, Shropshire This modern pub at the north end of the main street of this small Shropshire town has now been conve...
The Folly
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The Folly, Ackleton, Shropshire A roadside pub on the B4176 between Dudley and Telford which is known locally at the “Rabbit Run”. Its clo...
The Oswestrian
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The Oswestrian, Oswestry, Shropshire A substantial cream-painted pub facing a small square on the southern edge of the town centre that wa...
The Stormy Petrel
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The Stormy Petrel, Tern Hill, Shropshire An imposing 1930s roadhouse that looks as though it might have doubled as a residential hotel. In...
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The Countess’s Arms
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The Countess’s Arms, Weston Heath, Shropshire A large roadside pub on the A41 south of Newport, that has obviously received considerable i...
The Railway
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The Railway, Whitchurch, Shropshire A distinctive Edwardian pub in an Arts and Crafts style standing on a busy crossroads halfway between ...
The Cape of Good Hope
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The Cape of Good Hope, Billingsley, Shropshire A substantial roadside pub with an unusual name, halfway between Bridgnorth and Cleobury Mo...
The Royal Oak
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The Royal Oak, Clee Hill, Shropshire A white-painted roadside pub on the long hill climbing up to Clee Hill village.
The Eagles
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The Eagles, Cressage, Shropshire A distinctive weatherboarded pub with a large car park, situated on a tight bend on the main Shrewsbury-B...
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The Old Bush
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The Old Bush, Shrewsbury, Shropshire An old, gabled, half-timbered pub on Abbey Foregate, east of the town centre, once the main road to L...
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The Waggoners
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The Waggoners, Whixall, Shropshire A pub on a remote rural crossroads that was severely damaged by fire in 2008 and, despite restoration p...
The All Labour in Vain
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The All Labour in Vain, Horsehay, Shropshire A distinctively named pub on the fringes of Telford New Town that appears to have been left i...
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The Lion Hotel
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The Lion Hotel, Llanymynech, Shropshire A four-square Georgian coaching inn in a village straddling the English-Welsh border.
The White Horse
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The White Horse, Wem, Shropshire An old pub, once tied to Greenall’s Wem subsidiary, right in the centre of this small Shropshire market t...
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