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.

Sunday, 21 August 2016

Old Cock Tavern, 13 Green Street, Bolton

Follow @LostPubsBolton The Old Cock Taver n dated back to the 1830s. It was originally known simply as the Cock Tavern. There was al...

Squirrell Tavern, White Lion Brow, Bolton

The Squirell Tavern (sic) was situated on White Lion Brow and appears to have been a short-lived pub in the middle of the nineteenth cen...

Monday, 15 August 2016

City Hotel, 37-39 Eskrick Street, Bolton

The former City Hotel pictured in 2009 (copyright Google Street View). The building was demolished a couple of years later. The front s...

Saturday, 13 August 2016

Blue Bell, 63 Spring Gardens

Follow @LostPubsBolton The Blue Bell was situated on Spring Gardens in the centre of town. The pub was opened in the 1830s by Thomas ...

Sefton Arms, 22 Brougham Street, Bolton

Follow @LostPubsBolton The Sefton Arms dated back to the 1860s. The first record we have is when John Lewis is listed as licensee on...

Saturday, 27 February 2016

Duke Of Cambridge, 97 Bark Street, Bolton

Follow @LostPubsBolton The Duke Of Cambridge stood at 97 Bark Street, off Knowsley Street, and for many years it stood right next door...

Sunday, 31 January 2016

Pineapple (Sweet Home), 25 Water Street, Bolton

Follow @LostPubsBolton The Pineapple Inn was known as the Sweet Home in the 19 th century. It was situated at 23 Water Street, a t...

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