Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Queen Victoria

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The Queen Victoria, Newbiggin-by-The-Sea, Northumberland A redbrick pub in a rather faded little North-East seaside resort.

The Star

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The Star, Scouthead, West Riding of Yorkshire This pub in an elevated location on the A62 east of Oldham, as it climbs over a spur of land...

The Forge Inn

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The Forge Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs Another inter-wars estate pub bites the dust.

The Cheshire Cheese

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The Cheshire Cheese, Manchester A mock half-timbered pub on Oldham Road looking forlorn amongst the modern high-rise buildings of the city...
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The Swan with Two Necks

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The Swan with Two Necks, Leeds, West Riding of Yorkshire From the look of it, a rare example of a modest 1930s-built pub, in a back street...
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The George & Dragon

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The George & Dragon, Castleton, Lancashire An impressive-looking pub with a distinctive gallows-type sign. Appears to be in the throes...

The White Lion

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The White Lion, Pen-y-Mynydd, Flintshire Although it looks long closed, this pub featured in The Best Pubs in North Wales , a CAMRA book b...
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The Old Cock

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The Old Cock, Stretford, Lancs Another impressive, turreted pub which you might have thought was well situated on the busy A56 close to St...
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The Blackwater Inn

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The Blackwater Inn, Glenshee, Perthshire Not boarded up, but doesn’t look very open. In a very isolated situation on the main road from ...
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The Wheatsheaf

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The Wheatsheaf, Coton, Staffordshire A long-closed pub deep in the wilds of rural Staffordshire.

The Cherry Tree

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The Cherry Tree, Prees Heath, Shropshire A mock half-timbered roadhouse alongside the main A41 dual carriageway south of Whitchurch. Close...

The Bleeding Wolf

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The Bleeding Wolf, Hale, Cheshire A handsome Edwardian building that, in this prosperous stockbroker belt town, was felt to be worth more ...
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