Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Quayside Inn

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The Quayside Inn, Inverkeithing, Fife A mock-Tudor pub in a singularly unpromising location on a dead-end overlooking the derelict harbour...

The General Wolfe

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The General Wolfe,St Austell, Cornwall A long-closed, white-painted pub situated in the sharp angle of two roads on the west side of the t...

The Hare & Hounds

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The Hare & Hounds, Bradford, Yorkshire An attractive old stone-built pub situated opposite Horton Bank Country Park on the west side o...

The Printers Arms

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The Printers Arms, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire A pub with an unusual Georgian-style frontage, set back from the road in the straggly main st...

The Dee Miller

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The Dee Miller, Chester A neat single-storey post-war estate pub on the north side of the city. The right-hand half has since been convert...

The Three Tuns

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The Three Tuns, Tamworth, Staffordshire A neat inter-wars pub on the west side of the town centre in the shadow of a couple of tower block...

The Griffin

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The Griffin, Wigan, Lancashire An imposing redbrick pub with sandstone detailing, standing on the north side of the town on what was once ...

The Hare & Hounds

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The Hare & Hounds, Middleton, Lancashire A pub with a handsome Edwardian frontage situated on the Rochdale Road just north of the town...

The Bromford

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The Bromford, Birmingham Another handsome inter-wars Birmingham roadhouse standing on the Outer Ring Road on the eastern side of the city....

The Tempest

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The Tempest, Bradford, Yorkshire Another post war pub on a council estate in Bradford with a very modernist looking extension on both side...

The English Rose

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The English Rose, Luton, Bedfordshire A street-corner pub at the back of the station, once a CAMRA favourite noted for selling a large num...

The Fairmile Inn

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The Fairmile Inn, Edinburgh A classic 1930s Art Deco roadhouse on the main road south out of the city just inside the City Bypass. It was ...
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