Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Red Lion
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The Red Lion, Patricroft, Lancashire A small backstreet pub in an industrial area to the west of Eccles.
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The Waggon
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The Waggon, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire A former Robinson’s pub on the main road between Mottram and Broadbottom, with no shortage of...
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The Elm Tree
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The Elm Tree, Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire A large Brewer’s Tudor pub rather stranded in the middle of a gyratory system on the nor...
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The Black Boy
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The Black Boy, Eccles, Lancashire A street-corner pub in a well-pubbed area to the west of the town centre, that was originally a Wilson’s...
The New Inn
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The New Inn, Cradley Heath, Staffordshire A small white-painted street-corner pub in a typical Black Country area of mixed residential and...
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The White Lion
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The White Lion, Birmingham A former Davenports pub with a clock tower, just outside the city centre, that later became Scarlets nightclub....
The Angel
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The Angel, Bolsover, Derbyshire Just round the corner from the White Swan , this Brewer’s Tudor pub shown on StreetView in 2008 has now be...
The Queen’s Head
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The Queen’s Head, Thringstone, Leicestershire A second closed pub in this village facing the green opposite the Rose & Crown .
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The Delamere Forest Inn
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The Delamere Forest Inn, Hatchmere, Cheshire A small white-painted roadside pub in a popular tourist spot next to the Forest. It was conve...
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The King Edward
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The King Edward, Aston, Birmingham An impressive triangular corner pub boasting its own clock tower, situated right next to the Aston Expr...
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The Farmers Arms
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The Farmers Arms, Lymm, Cheshire A large roadside pub, still in Greenall’s livery, in an area that has seen large numbers of new houses b...
The New Inn
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The New Inn, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire A rambling old redbrick pub a short distance up the road from the Foresters Arms , with an e...
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