Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Beaufort Arms

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The Beaufort Arms, Monkswood, Monmouthshire A roadside pub on the A472 between Usk and Pontypool, which was CAMRA South & Mid Wales Pu...
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The Rising Sun

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The Rising Sun, Leeds, Yorkshire A handsome Victorian Grade II listed former National Inventory pub, on the west side of the city in an ar...

The Bull

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The Bull, Redbourn, Hertfordshire A cream-painted pub in the busy High Street of this commuter village, still displaying traditional McMul...

The Jolly Miller

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The Jolly Miller, North Warnborough, Hampshire A Victorian roadside mock-Tudor pub that in recent times became the “Chilli Pad” Indian res...

The Rising Sun

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The Rising Sun, Elland, Yorkshire A distinctive bow-windowed stone-built pub, originally opened in 1913, still bearing a sign saying “Now ...
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The Calcot Arms

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The Calcot Arms, Holywell, Flintshire A long-closed roadside pub on the former A55 approaching the town from the south-east, now in a very...

The Ring O’Bells

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The Ring O’Bells, Bradford, Yorkshire A solid-looking pub in a warehouse district on the north-east side of the city centre. Now converted...

The Plough

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The Plough, Brabourne Lees, Kent An attractive village pub in the shadow of the North Downs near Ashford, that has recently been put up fo...

The Star & Garter

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The Star & Garter, Sheffield, Yorkshire A white-painted street-corner pub on the west side of the city centre near the University, tha...

The Florist

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The Florist, Stockport, Cheshire An impressive early-Victorian pub in the Italianate style, yet another casualty of Robinsons’ drastic cul...

The Darlaston Inn

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The Darlaston Inn, Meaford, Staffordshire A prominent landmark at the A34/A51 junction just north of Stone, this pub is actually situated ...

The Red House

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The Red House, Coalville, Leicestershire A substantial free-standing pub right in the centre of this former mining town.
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