Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Horse & Lion

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The Horse & Lion, Sheffield A distinctive modern pub in an elevated position next to the tram route on the south side of the city, whi...

The Wheatsheaf

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The Wheatsheaf, Heacham, Norfolk An inter-wars Brewer’s Tudor pub in a coastal village just south of Hunstanton, that has since been conve...

The Red Lion

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The Red Lion, Bucknall, Staffordshire A substantial free-standing pub in a rather out-of-the-way location on the eastern fringes of Stoke-...

The White Stag

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The White Stag, Leeds, Yorkshire An unusual-looking pub, rather reminiscent of a chapel, set back from the road in the Sheepscar district ...

The Brierfield Hotel

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The Brierfield Hotel,Bolton, Lancashire A large detached mock-Tudor pub in a leafy area on the north side of the town. It has since been d...

The Travellers Rest

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The Travellers Rest, Leekbrook, Staffordshire A large inter-wars roadhouse a couple of miles south of Leek on the main road to Stone. This...

The Malvern

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The Malvern, Leeds, Yorkshire A modern pub on the south side of the city in the Beeston district with a distinctive stone surround to the ...

The Red Lion

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The Red Lion, Sutton, Staffordshire A redbrick roadside pub close to the Shropshire border on the A519 between Eccleshall and Newport, sti...

The New Inn

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The New Inn, Melksham, Wiltshire A small white-painted roadside pub on the south side of the town.

The Hark to Rover

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The Hark to Rover, Kirkstall, Leeds, Yorkshire Although this appears like a typical parade of estate shops, looking back to the 2008 Stree...

The Stirrup

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The Stirrup, Woodchurch, Cheshire A main road pub in the centre of the Wirral, opened in 1966 by Bass and most recently operated by Sizzli...

The Swillington

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The Swillington, Swillington, Yorkshire A pub with an unusual castellated facade in a village east of Leeds where as many businesses as po...
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