The King’s Head

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The King’s Head, Ardwick, Manchester In the shadow of the railway viaduct, this pub now stands rotting and forlorn in an area of car deale...
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The Squirrel

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The Squirrel, Horwich, Lancashire A large pub with an extensive car park on the northern edge of the town that had a spell as an Indian re...
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Churchills

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Churchills, Bolton, Lancashire Formerly the Rose Hill, a redbrick pub set back from Manchester Road in an area of retail and industrial un...

The Mason’s Arms

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The Mason’s Arms, Derby A back-street pub in a densely-packed area of terraced housing just north of the city centre.

The Old Mitre

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The Old Mitre, Essington, Staffordshire A large white-painted pub with a conservatory extension in a rural location just outside Wednesfie...

The Royal

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The Royal, Rochdale, Lancashire A small mid-terraced pub with a distinctive archway leading through to the rear, situated to the south of ...

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...