Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Thimblemill
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The Thimblemill, Smethwick, Staffordshire Another characteristic inter-wars Midlands roadhouse, facing a roundabout close to the Birming...
The Appleby
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The Appleby, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire Still looking quite appealing on StreetView, you might have thought this pub’s situation c...
The Lamp Tavern
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The Lamp Tavern, Wednesbury, Staffordshire A high-street pub with a symmetrical facade, looking as though it may once have been in M ...
The Grove Inn
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The Grove Inn, Hazel Grove, Cheshire A four-square, three-storey former Robinson’s pub opposite ASDA on the congested A6 through this bu...
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The White Lion
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The White Lion, Halton, Lancashire A white-painted former Mitchell’s pub near the church in a village close to the M6 north-east of Lanc...
The Green End
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The Green End, Burnage, Manchester A massive 1930s pub with its own bowling green, formerly tied to Whitbread, only recently boarded up ...
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The Malt Shovel
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The Malt Shovel, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A four-square backstreet pub that doesn’t seem to have met with success after conversion to a ...
The Duke of Wellington
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The Duke of Wellington, Fenton, Staffordshire A modern pub in a prominent position on the old main road through the Potteries that surel...
The Thatched House
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The Thatched House, Stockport A compact inter-wars Brewer’s Tudor pub just up from the market place, that in recent years specialised as...
The Nag's Head
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The Nag’s Head, Tipton, Staffordshire A bay-windowed pub originating from the late Victorian or Edwardian period, with some ornate deco...
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The Queen’s Arms
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The Queen’s Arms, Widnes, Lancashire A sizeable inter-wars Brewer’s Tudor pub next to Widnes bus garage which has been taken over by Wes...
The Harbour Inn
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The Harbour Inn, Ardrossan, Ayrshire This boarded-up pub in the shadow of ASDA doesn’t offer a very appealing welcome to passengers arri...
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