Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Parkside

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The Parkside, Moss Side, Manchester A huge Edwardian pub close to the former Maine Road football ground, in the past tied to Whitbread, wh...
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The Masonic

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The Masonic, Runcorn, Cheshire Although now in Boddingtons livery, this was once a Tetley house, known locally as the “Long Pull”. Still o...

The Earl Grey

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The Earl Grey, Leek, Staffordshire A small and very old-fashioned looking street-corner Marston’s pub just up the road from the White Lion...

The New Navigation

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The New Navigation, Smethwick, Staffordshire A large Banks’s pub standing alone in an industrial area near the Birmingham Canal.
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The Langworthy Hotel

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The Langworthy Hotel, Salford, Lancashire A magnificent former Whitbread pub that Salford Council controversially bought for £410,000 and...

The White Quey

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The White Quey, Ratten Row, Cumberland A large rural pub south of Carlisle that has obviously received considerable investment over the ye...

The Monkey House

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The Monkey House, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire Yet another West Midlands estate pub. The rather severe architectural style suggests it may...

The Britannia

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The Britannia, Dover, Kent A post-war pub on the main road to the ferry terminal facing Dover’s rather unappealing “seafront”.

The Crown

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The Crown, North Muskham, Nottinghamshire A small brick-built former Mansfield Brewery pub with a modern conservatory extension, on a now-...

The Raven

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The Raven, Weoley Castle, Birmingham Yet another classic inter-wars Brewers’ Tudor Birmingham suburban pub bites the dust. Move a little b...
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The White Swan

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The White Swan, Ince-in-Makerfield, Lancashire An unassuming end-of-terrace pub in a South Lancs former mining town.

The Hawarden Castle

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The Hawarden Castle, Queensferry, Flintshire A large, white-painted pub mouldering away near the old bridge across the Dee. Before the new...
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