The Farm Yard

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The Farm Yard, Harpurhey, Manchester A monumental Rochdale Road pub built by Threlfalls in 1896 and now serving as Manchester Creative Lea...
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The Mill

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The Mill, West Bromwich, Staffordshire A typical post-war estate pub on the north-east side of the town close to the M5/M6 junction.

The Seven Stars

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The Seven Stars, Ardwick, Manchester A substantial Holt’s pub on the Ashton Old Road that within my drinking memory received an extension ...
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The Prince of Wales

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The Prince of Wales, Buxton, Derbyshire A small former Marston’s pub just off the town centre on the main road to Chapel-en-le-Frith. The ...
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The Albion

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The Albion, Armley, Leeds A pub with a distinctive tiled frontage in a run-down inner-urban area with few nearby houses. Still retains its...

The Greenwood Arms

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The Greenwood Arms, Horwich, Lancashire A massive inter-wars pub in “Brewer’s Tudor” style on the Bolton road south of the town centre, wh...

The Greaves Hotel

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The Greaves Hotel, Lancaster A large stone-built pub-cum-hotel on the main A6 to the south of the city centre, now sold off by Mitchells f...

The Globe

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The Globe, Rochdale, Lancashire Situated just north of the town centre, this main-road corner pub has at some stage had a handsome stone-f...

The Miners Arms

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The Miners Arms, Penrith, Cumberland A small back-street pub near the new Sainsbury’s that is little changed from 2009 apart from being bo...

The County Arms

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The County Arms, Glen Parva, Leicestershire An imposing 1930s pub in the Moderne Style, complete with tower, once well-known as a live mus...
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The Lions Den

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The Lions Den, Great Holland, Essex A corner pub on the edge of the village that has been closed since 2001 and where there is now a propo...

The Halfway House

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The Halfway House, Tettenhall, Staffordshire A corner pub on a road junction in a prosperous suburb of Wolverhampton that from the look of...
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