Bell Hagg Inn and Bell Hagg Quarry, property of Ernest Andrews and Son, Manchester Road

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth. Owned by the Bagshawe family. Once a farmhouse, but rebuilt and enlarged in 1829 as a public house. Built with stone from Mawfa Lane Quarries. At the rear is a long room formerly used as a petty sessions court

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth. Owned by the Bagshawe family. Once a farmhouse, but rebuilt and enlarged in 1829 as a public house. Built with stone from Mawfa Lane Quarries. At the rear is a long room formerly used as a petty sessions court

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth. Owned by the Bagshawe family. Once a farmhouse, but rebuilt and enlarged in 1829 as a public house. Built with stone from Mawfa Lane Quarries. At the rear is a long room formerly used as a petty sessions court

Industry Inn, Allen Street

Grouse and Trout Inn, Redmires

Buckenham Hotel (later Buckenham Arms), No 62 Grimesthorpe Road and junction with Buckenham Road

Rear of Pack Horse Inn, fronting No 2 West Bar and Newhall Street (later became Snig Hill), this is probably the large room where boxing matches were held

Pack Horse Inn, No 2 West Bar, junction of Newhall Street (later became Snig Hill)

Pack Horse Inn, No 2 West Bar, junction with Snig Hill (former Newhall Street)