Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Lorimers Arms

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The Lorimers Arms, Collyhurst, Manchester A classic 1960s estate pub in a redeveloped area on the north side of the city, now converted to...

The Norfolk Arms

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The Norfolk Arms, Sheffield, Yorkshire An impressive late Victorian or Edwardian tiled pub with a curved frontage, in an industrial area o...

The Lord Kelvin

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The Lord Kelvin, King’s Lynn, Norfolk An old pub with a more modern facade, situated on the eastern fringe of the town centre near the sta...

The Nell Gwynne

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The Nell Gwynne, Hereford A small corner pub with a rounded facade in a back street near the station, formerly called the British Oak. I s...

The Albion

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The Albion, Burnage, Manchester A large inter-wars mock-Tudor Hyde’s pub in an area of council housing on the south side of the city. I’m ...

The Wheatsheaf

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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

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

The Porcupine

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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 ...
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