Lost Pubs Of Bolton

Over 300 of the closed pubs of Bolton from the 19th century to today. Lost but not forgotten. Use your local pub and stop this list from lengthening.

Thursday, 17 April 2014

Ship Inn, Bradshawgate

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Yates's Wine Lodge and the Flying Flute - as they are now - stand on either side of Shipgates. Both pubs were rebuilt after Bradsh...

Gibraltar Rock, Deane Road

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Two views of the Gibraltar Rock. This image was taken around 1975. The pub still advertises Magee's Ales despite there also being a...
Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Levers Arms Hotel, Nelson Square/Bowkers Row

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A shot of the north side of Nelson Square, probably taken in the 1920s. The row in the background, behind Samuel Crompton’s statue, ...
Tuesday, 15 April 2014

King's Arms, Deansgate

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Elizabeth Ashworth, the licensee of the King's Arms, pictured at the turn of the century. A few years after the photo was taken Mr...
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Monday, 14 April 2014

Hand and Banner, Deansgate

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The Hand and Banner Inn stood at 113-115 Deansgate and dated back to the eighteenth century. It was built on the site of the subs...

George and Dragon, Oxford Street

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The George and Dragon and surrounding properties pictured in 1907. The George and Dragon stood on Oxford Street and dated back to a...
Saturday, 12 April 2014

Crompton's Monument, 35-39 Mill Street

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Mill Street, Mill Hill, Bolton looking towards the town centre, photographed in April 2014. Photo copyright Lost Pubs Of Bolton.  The...
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