Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Caribou

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The Caribou, Glasson Dock, Lancashire A big, four-square former Thwaites pub situated in an interesting coastal village which combines y...

The Prince Albert

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The Prince Albert, Ashford, Kent This large pub by a roundabout to the west of the town centre was originally two separate pubs – the Pr...

The Tal-y-Cafn

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The Tal-y-Cafn, Tal-y-Cafn, Denbighshire A once-popular destination pub, formerly tied to Greenalls, alongside the main A470 road in an at...
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The Battery

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The Battery, Morecambe, Lancashire A massive late Victorian pub with a commanding view over Morecambe’s run-down seafront.

The Hope & Anchor

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The Hope & Anchor, Accrington, Lancashire An imposing three-storey mid-terrace pub just off the town centre that is still very much ...

The Globe

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The Globe, Hednesford, Staffordshire A modern pub on the main A460 close to an industrial estate, which looks small from the front but p...

The Welcome

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The Welcome, Oldham, Lancashire A redbrick roadside pub with a rendered ground floor, standing at a slightly odd angle to the road, not ...

The Mill

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The Mill, Langley Mill, Derbyshire A substantial roadside pub that is still open on StreetView, but closed shortly after the images were...

The Commercial

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The Commercial, Widnes, Lancashire A small, foursquare pub in the Halton View area of the town which many years ago was transferred from G...

The Seven Stars

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The Seven Stars, Sandon Bank, Staffordshire This once-attractive pub alongside the Stafford-Sandon road used to be a Burtonwood tied ho...

The Sylvan Inn

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The Sylvan Inn, Timperley, Cheshire A massive 1930s neo-Georgian pub unexpectedly hidden away in an area of private housing well off the...

The Woodman

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The Woodman, Hazel Grove, Cheshire Once a small, unspoilt pub with extensive wood panelling, this was greatly extended and knocked throu...
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