Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Railway
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The Railway, Pudsey, Yorkshire An unusual small mock-Tudor roadside pub, now converted for residential use. It takes its name from a long-...
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The Farmers Arms
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The Farmers Arms, Cheadle Heath, Cheshire A large Edwardian pub situated a couple of miles west of Stockport town centre in the angle of t...
The Bridge Inn
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The Bridge Inn, Belle Vale, Liverpool A large inter-wars pub in the Belle Vale area on the eastern side of the city, which appears to pred...
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The Barge
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The Barge, Basildon, Essex A large white-painted pub in the fork of two roads on the southern side of the town close to the Thames estuary...
The Royal Oak
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The Royal Oak, Kippax, Yorkshire An imposing Georgian-style pub on the bend of a road in this large village to the east of Leeds.
The Puffing Billy
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The Puffing Billy, Smethwick, Staffordshire A post-war estate-style pub in a back street location close to the Birmingham border. Its lice...
The Skinners Arms
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The Skinners Arms, Leeds, Yorkshire A substantial Jacobean-style pub alongside a widened main road on the north side of the city, next to ...
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The Downsman
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The Downsman, Hove, Sussex A cottage-style inter-wars pub with a steeply-pitched roof and dormer windows, in an estate on the north side o...
The Wagon & Horses
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The Wagon & Horses, Oldham, Lancashire A mock-Tudor pub on the edge of the town heading out on the main road towards Ripponden and Ha...
The Allan Fold
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The Allan Fold, King Cross, Yorkshire A substantial stone-built pub to the south-west of Halifax commanding a view over the Calder Valley....
The Battle Inn
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The Battle Inn, Reading, Berkshire A white-painted street-corner pub on the western side of the town that has gone through various incarna...
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The Black Greyhound
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The Black Greyhound, Wincham, Cheshire A large inter-wars roadhouse on a crossroads to the east of Northwich, that once had a reputation f...
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