Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Navigation
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The Navigation, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire Photographed in snowy conditions, a roadside pub next to the Horninglow basin on the Tr...
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The Spade Tree Inn
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The Spade Tree Inn, Newton Burgoland, Leicestershire An attractive little pub with an unusual name, standing on a sharp bend at the ent...
The Flouch
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The Flouch, Langsett, West Riding of Yorkshire A 1930s stone-built pub that for many years was a famous landmark on the main road from M...
The Station Hotel
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The Station Hotel, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire A prominently sited pub alongside the bridge spanning the town’s railway station. Af...
The Cottage Inn
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The Cottage Inn, Church Gresley, Derbyshire A redbrick backstreet pub in a South Derbyshire mining village, now converted to a private ...
The Queen Victoria
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The Queen Victoria, Fenton, Staffordshire A large white-painted Victorian building with a substantial bay-windowed frontage on the main ...
The Southern Hotel
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The Southern Hotel, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester A monumental 1930s pub in the classical style, built by Swales Brewery, who were take...
The Cavendish Hotel
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The Cavendish Hotel, Derby A solid Edwardian red-brick pub with a distinctive roofline standing in the angle of two roads in an area of ...
The Wellington
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The Wellington, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire An attractive, steeply-gabled listed building just north of the centre of this market town.
The Foresters Arms
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The Foresters Arms, Scropton, Derbyshire An attractive village pub near the River Dove formerly tied to Hardys & Hansons (latterly t...
The Osmaston Park
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The Osmaston Park, Derby A rather magnificent 1930s Brewer’s Tudor suburban roadhouse on the Derby outer ring road, now boarded up and f...
The Gladstone
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The Gladstone, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire Yet another typical back-street corner local bites the dust. This one closed in 2009 and...
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