Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Lion Hotel
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The Lion Hotel, Llanymynech, Shropshire A four-square Georgian coaching inn in a village straddling the English-Welsh border.
The Stonemasons Arms
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The Stonemasons Arms, Devonport, Devon A small street-corner pub near the naval dockyard, in a very dilapidated condition. The sign on the...
The Bank Top Tavern
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The Bank Top Tavern, Oldham, Lancashire A J. W. Lees pub stranded amongst a sea of car park on the west side of the town centre, viewed fr...
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The Park
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The Park, Parr, Lancashire A modern pub set back from the road – the fourth to be included in this run-down area to the east of St Helens....
The Macduff Arms
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The Macduff Arms, Macduff, Banffshire A characteristically Scottish four-square, white-painted pub opposite the harbour in this North-East...
The Bridge Inn
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The Bridge Inn, Cinderford, Gloucestershire A stone-built pub at a road junction on the western side of this Forest of Dean town.
The Black Horse
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The Black Horse, Newport, Monmouthshire A gabled pub set back from the road on a street corner in the eastern part of the city, just down ...
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The Englishcombe Inn
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The Englishcombe Inn, Bath, Somerset An impressive manorial-style suburban pub in Cotswold stone, opened in 1934 and now converted to a nu...
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The Raven
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The Raven, Darnhall, Cheshire A redbrick roadside pub in the countryside just south of Winsford in the rural heart of Cheshire. The banner...
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The Royal Oak
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The Royal Oak, Flore, Northamptonshire A solid-looking pub in a village on the main road between Daventry and Northampton, built out of th...
The Soap Box
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The Soap Box, Newton Heath, Manchester A former Marston’s pub in the back streets of Newton Heath standing at a rather odd angle to the ro...
The Gardener's Rest
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The Gardener's Rest, Stroud, Gloucestershire A plain 1950s pub hidden away in the kind of run-down council estate you often find kept ...
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