Closed Pubs

The Wheatsheaf, Dunham-on-the-Hill, Cheshire A characteristic large 1930s roadhouse, once owned by Greenall’s, on what was the busy main r...

The Corner Pin, Sheffield, Yorkshire An unusual small triangular pub overshadowed by industrial buildings on the north-east side of the ci...

The Porcupine, Mottingham, Kent An inter-wars cottage-style pub on a busy road junction in South-East London. There are plans to demolish ...

The Black Horse, Leeds, Yorkshire A street corner pub with pointed doorway and gables, situated just to the north of the city centre, that...

The Dog, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire A mock-Tudor pub close to the town centre that went through a variety of incarnations, including a...

The Sawyers Arms, Kendal, Westmorland An impressive former coaching on the north side of the town that previously belonged to Stockport br...

The Fir Tree, Reddish, Lancashire A large post-war pub in a northern suburb of Stockport, that by the time it closed was the only pub for ...

The Travellers, Leeds, Yorkshire A neat inter-wars Brewer’s Tudor pub on the east side of the city. The image dates from 2008; it has sinc...

The Ram, Wandsworth, London The former Young’s brewery tap, an impressive late-Victorian street-corner edifice. Pictured here in a boarded...

The Hulstone, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire A classic post-war estate pub set back behind an extensive car park on a steeply sloping...

The Cow & Calf, Romiley,Cheshire A four-square, brick-built pub, formerly a Robinson’s tied house, standing on a busy, elevated crossr...

The Bingley Arms, Horbury, Yorkshire A substantial early 19th century stone-built pub situated between the River Calder and the Calder ...