List of Kidd & Hotblack Ltd pubs
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List of Kidd & Hotblack Ltd pubs
Clarence Hotel, Portslade, a free house selling K&H ales; photo courtesy G Moore
- 1. Bat & Ball, Ditchling Road, Brighton
- 2. Bath Arms, Union Street, Brighton
- 3. Beehive, Regent Hill, London Road, Brighton
- 4. Beehive, Trafalgar Street, Brighton
- 5. Belgrave Arms, St. George’s Road, Brighton
- 6. Black Horse, Church Street, Brighton
- 7. Black Lion, Preston Road, Brighton
- 8. Black Prince, Upper Bedford Street, Brighton
- 9. Blacksmith’s Arms, Upper North Street, Brighton
- 10. Blue Posts, North Street, Brighton
- 11. Branch Tavern, Eastern Road, Brighton (closed 1938)
- 12. Branch Tavern, London Road, Brighton
- 13. Brewer’s Arms, Carlton Hill, (sold 1905)
- 14. Burton Arms, Russell Street, Brighton (closed 1937)
- 15. Cabinet Maker’s Arms, Wood Street, Brighton (ex- Steyning Breweries Ltd., closed 1946)
- 16. Cadogan Arms, Sloane Street, Brighton (closed 1943)
- 17. Cannon, Russell Street, Brighton (closed 1965)
- 18. Canteen, Gloucester Road, Brighton (closed 1963)
- 19. City of London Tavern, London Road, Brighton
- 20. City of York, Western Road, Brighton
- 21. Claverton Arms, Centurion Road, Brighton (closed 1940)
- 22. Coach & Horses, Gloucester Road, Brighton (closed 1922)
- 23. Coachmaker’s Arms, Trafalgar Street, Brighton (ex- Ballard & Co., Lewes)
- 24. Constant Service, Islingword Road, Brighton
- 25. Cranbourne Arms, Cranbourne Street, Brighton
- 26. Dog Tray, Edward Street, Brighton
- 27. Farrier’s Arms, Gloucester Street, Brighton
- 28. Flying Dutchman, Elm Grove, Brighton
- 29. Flying Scud, King Street, Brighton (closed 1940)
- 30. Flyman’s Home, Richmond Street, Brighton (closed 1947)
- 31. Fortune of War, King’s Road Arches, Brighton
- 32. Old Fox, Upper North Street, Brighton (closed 1938)
- 33. Fox, Southover Street, Brighton (sold 1921)
- 34. Free Butt Inn, Albion Street, Brighton
- 35. Helmet, High Street, Brighton (closed 1916)
- 36. Highbury Barn, Sussex Street, Brighton (closed 1937)
- 37. Hope Hotel, Cannon Street, Brighton (sold 1958)
- 38. Kensington, Kensington Arms, Brighton
- 39. Lion Inn, St. James’ Street, Brighton
- 40. Little Fox, Hanover Street, Brighton (closed 1950)
- 41. Little Wonder, John Street, Brighton (closed 1923)
- 42. Live & Let Live, Richmond Street, Brighton (closed 1964)
- 43. Liverpool Arms, Gloucester Place, Brighton (closed 1935)
- 44. Lord Clyde, Queen’s Road Quadrant, Brighton (closed 1964)
- 45. Montpelier, Montpelier Place, Brighton
- 46. Morning Star, Church Street, Brighton (closed 1936)
- 47. Newton House, Patcham, Brighton
- 48. Norfolk Arms, Grand Parade, Brighton
- 49. Norfolk Castle, North Road, Brighton (closed 1956)
- 50. Northumberland Arms, St. George’s Road, Brighton
- 51. Pedestrian Arms, Foundry Street, Brighton
- 52. Pilot, Upper Bedford Street, Brighton (sold 1921)
- 53. Pond Tavern, Gloucester Road, Brighton (closed 1965)
- 54. Railway Bell, Surrey Street, Brighton
- 55. Red Cross, Red Cross Street, Brighton (closed 1944)
- 56. Red Lion, Upper Park Place, Brighton
- 57. Rising Sun, Carlton Hill, Brighton (closed 1934)
- 58. Royal Exchange, Southover Street, Brighton
- 59. Royal Standard, Edward Street, Brighton (sold 1953)
- 60. Running Horse, Grosvenor Street, Brighton (closed 1957)
- 61. St. George & Dragon, George Street, Brighton (closed 1932)
- 62. Sir John Falstaff, Albion Hill, Brighton (closed 1940)
- 63. Somerset Arms, Somerset Street, Brighton (closed 1965)
- 64. Sussex Arms, Gardner Street, Brighton (closed 1959)
- 65. Union, Gloucester Road, Brighton (acquired 1903 from Southdown & East Grinstead Breweries Ltd., Lewes)
- 66. Western Star, Trafalgar Street, Brighton (closed 1933)
- 67. Western Star, Western Street, Brighton
- 68. Windmill, Upper North Street, Brighton
- 69. York Arms, New York Street, Brighton (sold 1902)
- 70. York Arms, Sillwood street, Brighton
- 71. Alexandra Hotel, Brunswick Terrace, Hove
- 72. Brunswick Inn, Holland Road, Hove
- 73. Conqueror, Lower Market Street, Hove
- 74. Palmeira Hotel, Cromwell Road, Hove
- 75. Station Inn, Brunswick Street East, Hove
- 76. Wick Inn, Western Road, Hove
- 77. Yew Tree, Bramber
- 78. Hurst Wine Stores, High Street, Hurstpierpoint
- 79. Greyhound, Keymer, near Burgess Hill
- 80. Forester’s Arms, Old Shoreham Road, Shoreham by Sea (previously owned by M. P. Castle, Albion Brewery, Brighton, closed 1913)
- 81. Swiss Cottage Inn, Old Shoreham Road, Shoreham by Sea
- 82. Albion, Fishersgate Terrace, Southwick
- 83. Sir Robert Napier, Lock Road, Southwick
- 84. Railway Hotel, Station Road, Steyning (sold 1905 to Steyning Breweries Ltd.)