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<big>'''List of [[Melbourn Brothers (Stamford)]] Pubs'''</big>


===Stamford===


*1. Bell Inn, Far Lane, Coleby
# Boat & Railway, Wharf Road, Stamford. See [[Boat & Railway, Stamford]]
*2. Black Horse, Overend, Elton
# Brewery Inn (later '''Jolly Brewer'''), Foundry Road, Stamford. A former home-brew pub (purchased 1929). See [[Brewery Inn (Stamford)]]
*3. Blue Bell, High Street, Easton on the Hill
# Bull & Swan, St Martins, Stamford
*4. Boot & Shoe, The Street, South Luffenham
# Crown Hotel, All Saints Place, Stamford
*5. Bull, High Street, Rippingale
# Hit or Miss, Foundry Road, Stamford
*6. Crown, Main Street, Great Casterton
# Scotgate Inn, Scotgate, Stamford
*7. Crown, Main Street, Tinwell
# Victoria, Ryhall Road, Stamford
*8. Cuckoo Inn, Wing, near Uppingham
 
*9. Five Bells, Main Street, Edenham
===Elsewhere in Lincolnshire===
*10. Fighting Cocks, Market Place, Corby Glen
 
*11. Gainsborough Lady, Main Street, Uffington
# Bell Inn, Far Lane, Coleby
*12. Green Dragon, The Square, Ryhall
# Black Horse, Grimsthorpe, near Bourne
*13. George Hotel, Weldon, near Corby
# Black Horse, High Street, Ingham
*14. Hit or Miss, Foundry Road, Stamford
# Bull, High Street, Rippingale
*15. Victoria, Ryhall Road, Stamford
# Cross Keys, Stow, near Gainsborough
*16. Bull & Swan, St Martin’s, Stamford
# Crown Inn, Dyke, near Bourne
*17. Boat & Railway, Wharf Road, Stamford
# Fighting Cocks, Market Place, Corby Glen, Lincolnshire. See [[Fighting Cocks (Corby Glen)]]
*18. Jolly Brewer, Foundry Road, Stamford
# Five Bells, Main Street, Edenham
*19. Waggon & Horses, Eastgate, Sleaford
# Five Bells, 2 Haconby Lane, Morton, near Bourne (purchased 1931)
*20. Ingleby Arms, Marton, near Gainsborough
# Gainsborough Lady, Main Street, Uffington
*21. Plough Inn, Main Street, Great Casterton
# Golden Lion, West Street, Bourne
*22. Royal Oak, Heckington
# Grapes, Southgate, Sleaford
*23. Waggon & Horses, Burton Road, Lincoln
# Griffin Inn, Bulby Road, Irnham
*24. White Horse, Morcott, near Uppingham
# Ingleby Arms, Marton, near Gainsborough
*25. King’s Head, Navenby
# Kings Head, Navenby
*26. Kingfisher, Preston, near Uppingham
# Malt Shovel, Westgate, Grantham
*27. Malt Shovel, Westgate, Grantham
# Red Lion, Haconby
*28. Rutland Angler (formerly Reynard’s), Main Street, Oakham
# Rose & Crown, Swinegate, Grantham (sold to Mowbray & Co)
*29. Scotgate Inn, Scotgate, Stamford
# Royal Oak, Heckington (rebuilt 1931)
*30. Six Bells, Witham on the Hill
# Six Bells, Witham on the Hill (purchased 1931)
*31. Wheatsheaf Inn, Greetham, near Oakham
# Waggon & Horses, Burton Road, Lincoln
*32. Griffin Inn, Bulby Road, Irnham
# Waggon & Horses, Eastgate, Sleaford
*33. Black Horse, Grimsthorpe, near Bourne
 
*34. Black Horse, High Street, Ingham
===Northamptonshire===
*35. Grapes, Southgate, Sleaford
 
*36. Cross Keys, Stow, near Gainsborough
# Angel, Brigstock, near Corby (closed in 1907)
*37. Golden Lion, West Street, Bourne
# Blue Bell, High Street, Easton on the Hill
*38. Red Lion, Haconby
# Corner Inn, Collyweston (closed in 1914)
*39. Crown Inn, Dyke, near Bourne
# Exeter Arms, Wakerley
*40. Exeter Arms, Wakerley
# George Hotel, Weldon, near Corby
*41. Wheatsheaf, Northgate, Oakham
# Sea Horse, Deene, near Corby
*42. Sea Horse, Deene, near Corby
# White Swan, Woodnewton
*43. White Swan, Woodnewton
 
*44. Rose & Crown, Swinegate, Grantham (sold to Mowbray & Co)
===Rutland===
*45. Black Horse, High Street, Uppingham (closed in the early 20th cent.)
 
*46. Foundry Arms, Ryhall (closed in the early 20th cent.)
# Black Horse, High Street, Uppingham (closed in the early 20th century)
*47. Angel, Brigstock, near Corby (closed in 1907)
# Boot & Shoe, The Street, South Luffenham (purchased 1927)
*48. Corner Inn, Collyweston (closed in 1914)
# Crown, Main Street, Great Casterton (purchased 1931)
# Crown, Main Street, Tinwell
# Cuckoo Inn, Wing, near Uppingham
# Foundry Arms, Ryhall (closed in the early 20th century)
# Green Dragon, The Square, Ryhall
# Kingfisher, Preston, near Uppingham
# Plough Inn, Main Street, Great Casterton (purchased 1931)
# Rutland Angler (formerly Reynards), Main Street, Oakham
# Wheatsheaf Inn, Greetham, near Oakham
# Wheatsheaf, Northgate, Oakham
# White Horse, Morcott, near Uppingham
 
===Cambridgeshire===
 
# Black Horse, Overend, Elton

Latest revision as of 13:07, 9 March 2023

List of Melbourn Brothers (Stamford) Pubs

Stamford

  1. Boat & Railway, Wharf Road, Stamford. See Boat & Railway, Stamford
  2. Brewery Inn (later Jolly Brewer), Foundry Road, Stamford. A former home-brew pub (purchased 1929). See Brewery Inn (Stamford)
  3. Bull & Swan, St Martins, Stamford
  4. Crown Hotel, All Saints Place, Stamford
  5. Hit or Miss, Foundry Road, Stamford
  6. Scotgate Inn, Scotgate, Stamford
  7. Victoria, Ryhall Road, Stamford

Elsewhere in Lincolnshire

  1. Bell Inn, Far Lane, Coleby
  2. Black Horse, Grimsthorpe, near Bourne
  3. Black Horse, High Street, Ingham
  4. Bull, High Street, Rippingale
  5. Cross Keys, Stow, near Gainsborough
  6. Crown Inn, Dyke, near Bourne
  7. Fighting Cocks, Market Place, Corby Glen, Lincolnshire. See Fighting Cocks (Corby Glen)
  8. Five Bells, Main Street, Edenham
  9. Five Bells, 2 Haconby Lane, Morton, near Bourne (purchased 1931)
  10. Gainsborough Lady, Main Street, Uffington
  11. Golden Lion, West Street, Bourne
  12. Grapes, Southgate, Sleaford
  13. Griffin Inn, Bulby Road, Irnham
  14. Ingleby Arms, Marton, near Gainsborough
  15. Kings Head, Navenby
  16. Malt Shovel, Westgate, Grantham
  17. Red Lion, Haconby
  18. Rose & Crown, Swinegate, Grantham (sold to Mowbray & Co)
  19. Royal Oak, Heckington (rebuilt 1931)
  20. Six Bells, Witham on the Hill (purchased 1931)
  21. Waggon & Horses, Burton Road, Lincoln
  22. Waggon & Horses, Eastgate, Sleaford

Northamptonshire

  1. Angel, Brigstock, near Corby (closed in 1907)
  2. Blue Bell, High Street, Easton on the Hill
  3. Corner Inn, Collyweston (closed in 1914)
  4. Exeter Arms, Wakerley
  5. George Hotel, Weldon, near Corby
  6. Sea Horse, Deene, near Corby
  7. White Swan, Woodnewton

Rutland

  1. Black Horse, High Street, Uppingham (closed in the early 20th century)
  2. Boot & Shoe, The Street, South Luffenham (purchased 1927)
  3. Crown, Main Street, Great Casterton (purchased 1931)
  4. Crown, Main Street, Tinwell
  5. Cuckoo Inn, Wing, near Uppingham
  6. Foundry Arms, Ryhall (closed in the early 20th century)
  7. Green Dragon, The Square, Ryhall
  8. Kingfisher, Preston, near Uppingham
  9. Plough Inn, Main Street, Great Casterton (purchased 1931)
  10. Rutland Angler (formerly Reynards), Main Street, Oakham
  11. Wheatsheaf Inn, Greetham, near Oakham
  12. Wheatsheaf, Northgate, Oakham
  13. White Horse, Morcott, near Uppingham

Cambridgeshire

  1. Black Horse, Overend, Elton
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