Closed Pubs
Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub
The Old Red Lion
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The Old Red Lion, Burnley Lancashire An elegant Victorian pub with a curved corner frontage situated in a pedestrianised area. A latter-da...
The Nook
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The Nook, Leeds, Yorkshire A plain-looking 1950s estate pub in the Farnley district on the west side of the city. It did actually reopen a...
The Robin Hood
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The Robin Hood, Stretford, Lancashire A very large Edwardian redbrick pub, formerly tied to Whitbread, on the west side of Stretford town...
The Boar’s Head
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The Boar’s Head, Barton, Lancashire A former Mitchell’s pub on the A6 north of Preston, which closed in 2016 and was demolished in March t...
The Gate
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The Gate, Sheffield, Yorkshire The second of two closed pubs next to each other on the A61 to the north of the city. This one is a functio...
The Travellers
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The Travellers, Sheffield, Yorkshire A stone-built Victorian pub that is the first of two closed pubs next to each other on the A61 to the...
The Restoration
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The Restoration, Tilehurst, Berkshire A neat inter-wars pub on the Oxford Road to the west of Reading. Local residents have been invited t...
The George IV
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The George IV, Leeds, Yorkshire A typical post-war estate pub in the Hunslet district on the south side of the city. After a troubled hist...
The Cheshire Midland
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The Cheshire Midland, Hale, Cheshire A four-square inter-wars pub in the centre of prosperous Hale next to the station, which was orig...
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The Odd Fellows Hall
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The Odd Fellows Hall, Shipley, Yorkshire A distinctive three-storey early Victorian pub dated 1840, situated on the south side of the town...
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The Stanley Arms
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The Stanley Arms, Upholland, Lancashire A roadside pub in a West Lancashire village notable for the main road through it negotiating a hai...
The White Horse
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The White Horse, Morley, Yorkshire A stone-built pub standing at an angle to the road on a steep section to the south side of the town cen...
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