Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Wanted Inn

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The Wanted Inn, Sparrowpit, Derbyshire A white-painted pub on a sharp corner in the Peak District. Robinson’s signage now removed but not ...
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The Soho Tavern

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The Soho Tavern, Hockley, Birmingham A small street-corner pub in an area of light industrial units to the north-west of the city centre.
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The White Horse

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The White Horse, Penrith, Cumberland An imposing three-storey inn on one of Penrith’s several irregular market squares that still looks qu...

The Rose & Woodbine

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The Rose & Woodbine, Coventry, Warwickshire An unusually-named pub with an ornate frontage dating from 1898 situated just outside the ...

The Foxcote

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The Foxcote, Little Barrow, Cheshire A small country pub, originally called the Railway. It was then renamed the Foxcote Manor when the li...

The King’s Head

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The King’s Head, Bradford, West Riding of Yorkshire A stone-built main road pub on the south-west side of the city with a distinctive bow-...

The Greenwood

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The Greenwood, Northolt, Middlesex A massive inter-wars corner pub in suburban North-West London, close to RAF Northolt.

The Vale

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The Vale, Birkenhead, Cheshire A four-square street-corner pub to the south-west of the town centre, still bearing Higson’s livery.
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The Bird in Hand

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The Bird in Hand, Trent Vale, Staffordshire An impressive inter-wars pub just off the main A34 road south of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Note th...

The Clifton

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The Clifton, Balsall Heath, Birmingham A brightly-painted street corner pub in the heart of Birmingham’s “Balti Triangle”
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The Pineapple

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The Pineapple, Marple, Cheshire A four-square redbrick pub at one end of the town’s pedestrianised shopping street. Yet another victim of ...

The Rose & Crown

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The Rose & Crown, Carlisle, Cumberland A characteristic Harry Redfern-designed State Management Scheme inter-wars pub on a peripheral ...
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