Brewhouse Yard, Nottingham. Claims to be the oldest Inn in England.

Circa 1904. Sourced from Sense of Place South East website. Courtesy of Derek Dine, Hampshire County Library. "The Little Brown Jug" was number 28, on the south side of the street. A Gales Brewery traction engine lorry is delivering stock, with several barrels and crates on the pavement. In...

The Mr, Pickwick pub. Uploaded to Pinterest by Glenn Russell.

A drawing of the Old Oyster House pub at Milton, Portsmouth

BROAD STREET 1945 This view, looking across the harbour towards Gosport, shows The Union Tavern and The Coal Exchange. The area was soon to change dramatically when the Camber dock area was developed.

Year estimated 1963.

The Osborne Arms was located at the junction of Osborne Street and Somers Road, Portsmouth. It was first recorded in 1874 and demolished in 1964 (source: Pomeroy of Portsmouth).

The Osborne Arms was located at the junction of Osborne Street and Somers Road, Portsmouth. It was first recorded in 1874 and demolished in 1964 (source: Pomeroy of Portsmouth). Osborne Street no longer exists - it's entrance was situated roughly where 73 Somers Road is located today.

Circa early 1900s.

Situated on Lake Road on the Corner of Spicer Street. Image courtesy of the Jetsetter.

Shows the Still and West country house.

Postmarked 15/08/1909 Reproduced with kind permission from Shafeeq Wilson

This pub was located at 39 Warblington Street.

Caption reads: Are you thirsty? All in a row. 6 "pubs" on the Hard, Portsmouth.

The Lads of the Village pub on the corner of Lower Forbury Road and Somers Road.

The Pub-on-the-Briny

Year unknown. From website "TheJetSetter.co.uk" which does not appear to be active.

Cosham.