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A nice image of Gedney Road, Long Sutton.
In the distance is the sign for the Cock and Magpie Inn. This grade II listed pub is now in residential use.
Here's a undated photo of the old Crown Inn, Spalding.
The Crown was situated at 36 Westlode Street. This Soames Brewery pub was reroofed in 1911 and sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. Since clo ...
The Bottle n Glass pub was on Northorpe Rd, Donington. Closed n 1951 it was one of 10 pubs sold by the Smith Family of Gosberton bidding started at £12,000 n ended at £40,000 for the 10 pubs, bought ...
Were your family Trades people? Why not look them up in the attached Trade Directories an extract from the University of Leicester collection covering 1828 to 1919
Pigots 1828
Memories from Facebook
I think I have just spotted Terry English in the background so many old faces from the past plus so many memories from the pigeon happy day
I lived round ...
View looking towards the Black Lion at Gedney circa 1910. I don't know who the people in the photo are (perhaps someone does?). ...
Cross Keys, West Pinchbeck.
The Horse and Jockey that was at West Pinchbeck ( Pinchbeck West in the old days). Demolished afte ...
1911. Spalding. As reported …."White Hart at Spalding was sold by auction, owing to the death of the proprietor Mr S R Harper, the purchaser being Mr Joseph Cade, Innkeeper of Whaplode - the price p ...
Beer House, Bertie Fen Lane (Property now called'Snowdrop Villa')
The Hill family moved into this house from Sheffield in 1891 and lived there for about sixty years, so we think it is in order here t ...
Please tell us your memories of the Black Bull and Snack Bar in Quadring. Does anybody recognise the people in the photos?
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The Mermaid Inn, Little London, Long Sutton. This Inn closed in 1969 and was later demolished.
The Nags Head was situated on the Market Place.This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. This pub closed on 29th September 1961.
Publicans throughout the years ...
