Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The New White Lion

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The New White Lion, Blackley, Manchester A handsome, four-square pub just off the main Rochdale Road.

The Royal Oak

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The Royal Oak, Stockport, Cheshire A small pub opposite Robinson’s brewery, that was largely reconstructed from an older building about tw...

The Firebird

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The Firebird, Edgbaston, Birmingham A chunky 1930s pub in a housing estate tucked away between the Bristol and Pershore Roads. Take a step...
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The Hellfire Club

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The Hellfire Club, Harpurhey, Manchester A distinctive semi-circular building, formerly a pub known as the Junction. In the early 2000s it...
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The Draycott Arms

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The Draycott Arms, Draycott-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire A sizeable whitewashed pub prominently situated on a bend on a now-bypassed sectio...
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The Swan

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The Swan, Radcliffe, Lancashire A four-square pub that appears to have had a new brick facade added early in the last century. Note the si...

The Traveller’s Rest

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The Traveller’s Rest, Runcorn, Cheshire A handsome brick-built former Greenalls pub with sandstone mullions in a leafy spot at one of the ...

The Honiton Inn

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The Honiton Inn, Exeter, Devon An attractive gabled pub standing amongst modern office blocks just to the west of the city centre.

The Rainsough Brew

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The Rainsough Brew, Pendlebury, Lancashire Formerly the Staff of Life, a modern estate-style pub whose name is a pun on that of the steep ...

The Colliers Arms

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The Colliers Arms, Radcliffe, Lancashire A small roadside former Thwaites pub, just down the road from the Turf Hotel . The StreetView ima...

The Brooklands

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The Brooklands, Swansea, Glamorgan Although not boarded up, this pub seems to be being used as the office for a building site.

The Bridge

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The Bridge, Langley Green, Staffordshire A typical small Black Country pub next to a canal bridge, still open on StreetView.
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