Closed Pubs

Recording the slow, sad death of the British pub

The Newby Square

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The Newby Square, Bradford, Yorkshire A modern pub set back from the road on the south side of the city, originally called the New Red Gin...
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The Dockside Inn

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The Dockside Inn, Weston Point, Cheshire A small backstreet pub in the apex of two roads close to Weston Point Docks, which has recently b...

The Castle Howard Ox

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The Castle Howard Ox, York A white-painted back street pub on the north side of the city, where permission has been applied for to convert...

The Plough

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The Plough, Sheffield, Yorkshire A substantial stone-built pub in the Crosspool district on the west side of the city. It played a key rol...

The Staplegrove Inn

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The Staplegrove Inn, Taunton, Somerset A long, white-painted pub with a projecting front section, overlooking a roundabout on the north-we...

The Woodbine

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The Woodbine, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire An inter-wars pub with a distinctive corner tower feature, situated on the north side of the ci...

The Ship

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The Ship, Darenth, Kent A mock-Tudor pub facing an open area of common land in the countryside south-east of Dartford. There are now plans...

The Kingswood Arms

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The Kingswood Arms, Bradford, Yorkshire A modern Tetley pub dating from the 1970s, with unusual timber cladding, situated in the angle of ...
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The Fox

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The Fox, Haverhill, Suffolk A pub on the eastern outskirts of the town situated on a section of road bypassed by the construction of a new...

The York

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The York, Birmingham Another of those big inter-wars Birmingham pubs in the Hall Green district on the east side of the city. It closed in...

The Beacon

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The Beacon, Telford, Shropshire An imposing Georgian building that has lain derelict for a number of years as various plans for its redeve...

The Barbers Arms

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The Barbers Arms, Rhodes, Lancashire A neat little pub on the main road between Middleton and the M60. It now appears to be used as office...
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