List of Thomas Berry & Co. Ltd. pubs

Berry & Co. Ltd

• 1. Swan with Two Necks , Furnival Street, Sheffield (acquired Dec. 1849) +
• 2. Holmes Tavern, Psalter’s Lane, Rotherham (Oct. 1951) +
• 3. Minerva Tavern, Hillfoot, Neepsend, Sheffield (Jan. 1852, closed 1959) +
• 4. Bush Inn, later Pheasant, South Street, Moor, Sheffield (Jan. 1852)
• 5. St. Mary’s Tavern, John Street/ Bramall Lane, Sheffield (Oct. 1952, renamed Cricketer’s Arms & sold in 1916 to William Stones Ltd.)
• 6. Railway Tavern, Psalter’s Lane, Rotherham (Dec. 1854) +
• 7. Shakespeare, Bradfield Road, Hillsborough, Sheffield (Nov. 1855) +
• 8. Lodge Hotel, Newhall Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield (Nov. 1855)
• 9. Victoria, Penistone Road, Sheffield (Aug. 1855, closed 1982) +
• 10. Cricklow Arms, Whitehouse Lane, Sheffield (owned by 1856)
• 11. Albion Tavern, Jessop Street, Sheffield (by 1856)
• 12. Prince of Wales, Dun Fields/ Shalesmoor (Nov. 1861, sold 1904)
• 13. Golden Lion, Cambridge Street, Sheffield (Apr. 1862)
• 14. Victoria Tavern, Savile Street/ Norroy Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1863)
• 15. Devonshire Arms, South Street, Moor, Sheffield (owned by 1874 & previously home brew, bombed 1940) +
• 16. Angel Inn, Carver Street, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 17. Cambridge Hotel, Cambridge Street, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 18. Beerhouse, Maltby (by 1874)
• 19. Royal Hotel, Milton Road, Hoyland (by 1874) +
• 20. Pheasant Inn, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 21. Willow Tree, Portobello Street/ Orange Street, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 22. Sheffield Arms, Meadow Street, Sheffield (by 1874, closed 1948) +
• 23. Woodman, Solly Street/ Edward Street, Sheffield (by 1874)
• 24. Barrel, Hollis Croft/ Edward Street, Sheffield (by 1874, sold 1912)
• 25. Royal George, Brightside Lane, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 26. River Don Inn, Brightside Lane/ Hawke Street, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 27. New Inn, Fell Street/ Brightside Lane, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 28. Wincobank Hotel, Newman Road, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 29. Engineer’s Hotel, Fife Street, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 30. Red House, Peggy Lane, Masbrough, Rotherham (by 1874) +
• 31. Old Cricket Ground Inn, Darnall Road, Sheffield (by 1874) +
• 32. Black Horse, Allen Street, Sheffield (July 1874) +
• 33. Pack Horse, Coulston Street/ West Bar, Sheffield (Oct. 1874, sold 1901 to Sheffield Corporation)
• 34. Three Legs, Duke Street/ Union Lane, park, Sheffield (Jan. 1875)
• 35. Sovereign Inn, Rockingham Street/ St. Thomas Lane, Sheffield (June 1875) +
• 36. Traveller’s Rest, Attercliffe Common, Sheffield (Jan. 1876) +
• 37. Crown & Anchor, Fitzwilliam Street/ Button Lane, Sheffield (Aug. 1878) +
• 38. Bath Hotel, Broomhall Street, Sheffield (1878, closed 1968) +
• 39. Newfield Inn, Denmark Road, Heeley, Sheffield (Dec. 1878) +
• 40. Nag’s Head, Stacey Bank, Loxley (June 1880) +
• 41. Welsh Harp, Andrew Lane/ Walker Street, Brightside, Sheffield (June 1880) +
• 42. Ecclesall Tavern, Hanover Street/ Hodgson Street, Sheffield (Aug. 1880) +
• 43. Un- named Pub, Carlisle Road/ Clifton Street, Sheffield (Oct. 1880)
• 44. Grey Horse, Chester Street, Sheffield (Apr. 1881)
• 45. Royds Inn, Attercliffe Road, Sheffield (May 1881, closed 1940) +
• 46. Commercial Hotel, Broad Street, Parkgate (Nov. 1881) +
• 47. Nelson Inn, Moorhead, Sheffield (Dec. 1881, rebuilt 1963 as the Hind) +
• 48. King’s Head, Manchester Road, Sheffield (Jan. 1882) +
• 49. Plough Inn, Dam Flask Road, Bradfield (Apr. 1882) +
• 50. Cup Inn, Sorby Street, Sheffield (July 1882, closed 1932) +
• 51. Lion Inn, Bath Street, Sheffield (Aug. 1882, sold 1912)
• 52. Old White Hart, Waingate, Sheffield (Dec. 1882, ex- A. H. Smith & Co. Ltd., Don Brewery, closed 1898)
• 53. Exchange Hotel, Eldon Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1883) +
• 54. Queen’s Head, Attercliffe Road, Sheffield (June 1883) +
• 55. Reuben’s Head, Campo Lane, Sheffield (Aug. 1883, sold 1912)
• 56. Brunswick, Egerton Street/ Thomas Street, Sheffield (Aug. 1883) +
• 57. Lincoln Castle, Brocco Street/ Edward Street (May 1884) +
• 58. Fox House, Ardmore Street, Sheffield (Aug. 1884) +
• 59. Atlas Inn, Carlisle Street East, Sheffield (1885)
• 60. Vine Tavern, Newhall Road/ Paget Street, Sheffield (May 1887) +
• 61. Albion, Earsham Street/ Hallcarr Street, Sheffield (July 1888) +
• 62. King’s Head, Canning Street, Sheffield (Nov. 1889, lease passed May 1898 to Duncan Gilmour & Co. Ltd)
• 63. Reindeer, Anson Street, Sheffield (June 1890, sold 1909 to the Midland Railway Co.)
• 64. Carter’s Rest, Button Lane, Sheffield (July 1890)
• 65. Sportsman Inn, Oldfield Road, Stannington (Jan. 1891) +
• 66. Old Priory, Sharrow Lane/ Washington Road, Sheffield (Feb. 1891)
• 67. Grey Horse, Sheldon Street/ George Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1891) +
• 68. Brunswick Hotel, Haymarket, Sheffield (Oct. 1892, closed 1975) +
• 69. Stores Inn, Shambles Street, Barnsley (Jan. 1893, sold 1952 to Barnsley Brewery Co. Ltd.) +
• 70. Australia House, Fawcett Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1892) +
• 71. Old Queen’s Head, Pond Hill, Sheffield (leased Dec. 1893) +
• 72. Prince of Wales, Division Street, Sheffield (July 1894) +
• 73. Napier Hotel, Napier Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1894) +
• 74. Minerva Tavern, Charles Street, Sheffield (Nov. 1895) +
• 75. Sun Inn, West Bar, Sheffield (Mar. 1896) +
• 76. Black Horse, High Street, Rotherham (July 1896) +
• 77. Off- licence, 260 Gleadless Road, Sheffield (Dec. 1896) +
• 78. Bridge Inn, Porter Street/ Hereford Street, Sheffield (1897) +
• 79. Royal Oak, Cemetery Road, Sheffield (1897) +
• 80. Clock Inn, Porter Street, Sheffield (1897, closed 1922)
• 81. Royal George, Greystock Street, Sheffield (1897) +
• 82. Licensed Victualler’s Hotel, Brightside Lane, Sheffield (1897) +
• 83. Grouse & Trout Inn, Harvest Lane, Sheffield (1897)
• 84. Sir Colin Campbell, Old Wortley Road, Kimberworth, Rotherham (1898) +
• 85. New Inn, Halifax Road, Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield (1898) +
• 86. Beerhouse, Granville Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1898)
• 87. Mackenzie Tavern, Pearl Street/ Mackenzie Walk, Sheffield (June 1898) +
• 88. George Street Tavern, Cross Gilpin Street, Sheffield (Aug. 1898) +
• 89. Off- licence, 53/ 55 Pearl Street, Sheffield (June 1900) +
• 90. Omnibus Inn, Attercliffe Road, Sheffield (June 1900) +
• 91. Off- licence, 77 Franklin Street, Sheffield (Apr. 1901) +
• 92. Forge Tavern, Mill Sands, Sheffield (Feb. 1902, sold 1917)
• 93. White Lion, Carbrook Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1902, ex- William Greaves & Co. Ltd.) +
• 94. Devonshire Arms, Eldon Street/ Devonshire Lane, Sheffield (June 1904, ex- William Greaves & Co. Ltd., closed 1917)
• 95. Blue Ball, Main Road, Wharncliffe Side (Oct. 1904) +
• 96. Vine Inn, Hodgson Street, Sheffield (Nov. 1904)
• 97. Dusty Miller, Carlisle Street/ Kirk Street, Sheffield (June 1906, cl 1932) +
• 98. Off- licence, Hartington Road, Dronfield (by 1907)
• 99. Devonshire Arms, Holywell Street, Chesterfield (by 1907) +
• 100. Old House at Home, Bailey Lane, Sheffield (Feb. 1911, closed 1922)
• 101. Off- licence, 79 Spital Street, Sheffield (Oct. 1913) +
• 102. Royal Hotel, Walkley Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1918) +
• 103. Darnall Conservative Club, Sheffield (May 1922)
• 104. Darton Working Men’s Club, Well Street, Darton (Oct. 1922)
• 105. Vine Inn, Cemetery Road, Sheffield (May 1923) +
• 106. Rotherham House, Exchange Street, Sheffield +
• 107. Prince of Wales, Derbyshire Lane, Sheffield +
• 108. Truro Tavern, Leadmill Road, Sheffield +
• 109. Miner’s Arms, Hundall, near Dronfield +
• 110. Castle Inn, Twentywell Lane, Sheffield +
• 111. Angel, Market Place, Chesterfield
• 112. Bull’s Head, Bradwell, Derbyshire

+ Acquired by Tennant Brothers Ltd., Exchange Brewery, Sheffield, on take- over.