List of William Greaves & Co. Ltd. pubs

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• 1. Tankard & Punch Bowl inn, Broad Street, Sheffield (original brewery tap)
• 2. Shakespeare Tavern, Spring Lane, Sheffield (acquired Jan. 1845)
• 3. Reindeer, Anson Street, Sheffield (Jan. 1848)
• 4. Haigh Tree Inn, Bernard Street, Sheffield (Jan. 1848)
• 5. Red Lion, Penistone Road, Sheffield (Mar. 1851)
• 6. Blade Makers Arms, Eyre Lane, Sheffield (Dec. 1851)
• 7. Royal Lancers, Penistone Road, Sheffield (Oct. 1852)
• 8. Rising Sun, later Hallamshire Hotel, 182 West Street, Sheffield (Apr. 1855). See: Hallamshire Hotel, Sheffield
• 9. Rivelin Hotel, formerly Albion Inn, Tofts Lane, Rivelin, Sheffield (Sept. 1856)
• 10. Sportsman Inn, Cambridge Street, Sheffield (Sept. 1856)
• 11. Barrel Inn, Broad Lane, Sheffield (Oct. 1856)
• 12. Green Man, Broad Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1858)
• 13. Chequers, Weigh Lane, Sheffield (Mar. 1858)
• 14. Miltons Head, Allen Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1858)
• 15. Industry, formerly Grace Darling, Scotland Street, Sheffield (Oct. 1858)
• 16. Royal Rifle Corps, Carlisle Street East, Sheffield (Jan. 1860)
• 17. Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, Sheffield (May 1861). See: Rutland Arms, Sheffield
• 18. Devonshire Arms, Eldon Street, Sheffield (May 1861)
• 19. Ball Inn with brewhouse, Wicker, Sheffield (Aug. 1861, sold Apr. 1903)
• 20. Greaves Hotel, Harvest Lane/ Greaves Street, Sheffield (Mar. 1861)
• 21. Norfolk Hotel, Neepsend Lane/ Mowbray Street, Sheffield (Oct. 1861)
• 22. Norfolk Vaults, Tenter Street, Sheffield (by 1868)
• 23. Newcastle Arms, Newcastle Street, Sheffield (by 1868, sold Oct. 1903)
• 24. Carlisle Tavern, Carlisle Street East, Sheffield (de- licensed in 1923)
• 25. Masons Arms, Arundel Street, Sheffield (by 1868)
• 26. Rock Inn, Carlisle Street East, Sheffield (by 1868)
• 27. Junction Inn, Newhall Road, Sheffield (by 1868)
• 28. Durham Ox, Cricket Inn Road, Sheffield (June 1876)
• 29. Sportsman’s Inn, Park Hill Lane, Sheffield (Nov. 1876, sold to Midland Railway Co., Oct. 1904)
• 30. White Lion, Carbrook Street/ Dunlop Street, Sheffield (Nov. 1877)
• 31. Princess Royal, Trafalgar Street, Sheffield (July 1889)
• 32. Plough Inn, Broad Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1889)
• 33. Corner Pin, Carlisle Street East, Sheffield (Mar. 1890)
• 34. Red Deer, 18 Pitt Street, Sheffield (July 1890). See: Red Deer, Sheffield
• 35. Flying Dutchman, Rotherham Road, Rawmarsh (Mar. 1895)
• 36. Nottingham House, Whitham Road, Sheffield (Aug. 1891)
• 37. Masons Arms, Duke Street, Sheffield (Dec. 1892)
• 38. Farfield Inn, Hillfoot/ Neepsend Lane (Feb. 1893)
• 39. Industry Inn, Washington Road, Sheffield (Mar. 1893)
• 40. Leg of Mutton, Cupola Lane, Grenoside (Feb. 1893, ex- J. L. Cockayne & Son, Sheffield)
• 41. Rock Inn, Pye Bank Road, Sheffield (Mar. 1893)
• 42. Prince Leopold, Upper St. Philip’s Road, Sheffield (Apr. 1893, de- licensed 1925)
• 43. Off-licence, William Street, Swinton (Apr. 1893)
• 44. Off-licence, Winterwell Road, Wath on Dearne (July 1893)
• 45. Coliseum Hotel, West Street, Sheffield (June 1894)
• 46. Norfolk Hotel, St. Mary’s Road/ Bramall Lane, Sheffield (July 1894)
• 47. Off-licence, Catcliffe Road, Darnall, Sheffield (May 1900)
• 48. Off-licence, 179/181 Grimesthorpe Road, Sheffield (1901)
• 49. Blade Makers Arms, Eyre Lane, Sheffield (Dec. 1851, sold Mar. 1905)
• 50. Star of Brunswick, Cliff Street/ Cemetery Road, Sheffield (Oct 1905)
• 51. Horse & Jockey, Main Street, Tideswell
• 52. Peak Hotel, How Lane, Castleton
• 53. New Inn, Market Street, Clay Cross
• 54. Dusty Miller, High Street, New Whittington, Chesterfield (de- licensed 1925)
• 55. Red Lion, Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield
• 56. Travellers Rest, Quoit Green, Dronfield
• 57. Jug & Glass, Sheffield Road, Stone Gravels, Chesterfield
• 58. Pensioners Rest, Langsett Road/ Ash Street, Sheffield (de- licensed 1925)
• 59. Travellers Inn, Cricket Inn Road, Sheffield
• 60. Star & Garter, New Square, Chesterfield
• 61. Beerhouse, South Street, Park (adjoining the brewery), Sheffield
• 62. Royal Oak, The Dale, Stoney Middleton