Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Queensferry Hotel
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The Queensferry Hotel, Queensferry, Flintshire An impressive inter-wars pub next to the old bridge on the original main road into North Wa...
The Office
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The Office, Bradford, Yorkshire A substantial stone-built free house in a run-down industrial area on the north-west side of the city. The...
The Victory
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The Victory, Bolton, Lancashire A monumental redbrick pub in an area of Victorian terraced housing on the north-west side of the town. Ori...
The Wellington
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The Wellington, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire A small stone-built roadside pub on the steep hill linking Sowerby Bridge with Halifax, which wa...
The Spring Meadow
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The Spring Meadow, Droitwich, Worcestershire A short-lived estate pub on the south-east side of the town, only built in the 1980s, but now...
The Boar's Head
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The Boar’s Head, Ewloe, Flintshire A white-painted pub that looks to be in Greenall’s livery, standing at a junction on a now bypassed str...
The Pump Room
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The Pump Room, Halifax, Yorkshire A substantial stone-built corner pub on a road junction near the railway station on the south side of th...
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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