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'''<big>[[Mitchells & Butlers Ltd]] pubs in Birmingham</big>'''

===Birmingham===

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File:BirminghamAnchorIslingtonRow_1965_M&B.jpg|Anchor, Islington Row, 1965
File:BirminghamEdgbastonHotelLeeBankRoad_M&B.jpg|Edgbaston Hotel, Lee Bank Road :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamFiveWaysInnBroadStreet.jpg|Five Ways Inn, Broad Street :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamGeorge&DragonGtKing1_M&B.jpg|George & Dragon, Great King Street :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamKingsArmsWilliamStreet_1964_M&B.jpg|Kings Arms, William Street, 1964 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamQueensStoresBathRow_1964_M&B.jpg|Queens Stores, Bath Row, 1964
File:BirminghamRedCowHorsefair_M&B.jpg|Red Cow, Horsefair :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamSamson&LionYardleyGreen1_M&B.jpg|Samson & Lion, Yardley Green Road :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamWelcomeInnOwenStreet1964_M&B.jpg|Welcome Inn, Owen Street, 1964 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:BirminghamWoodmanEasyRow_M&B.jpg|Woodman, Easy Row
File:BirminghamShakespeareSummerRow2007a_SP_Sep2007.jpg|Henry Mitchell windows inside the Shakespeare, Summer Row, 2007
File:BirminghamShakespeareSummerRow2007b_SP_Sep2007.jpg|Henry Mitchell windows inside the Shakespeare, Summer Row, 2007
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# Acorn Inn, Icknield Street (owned 1901)
# Acorn, Hill Street
# Adderley Arms, Adderley Street
# Adderley Arms, High Street
# Albion Inn, Hope Street. Closed 1927.
# Albion Inn, Sheepcote Street
# Anchor inn, 33 Islington Row. Closed 1961 and replaced by the CRUSADER.
# Apollo Tavern, Charles Henry Street 
# Army & Navy, Great Brook Street
# Bank Tavern, New John Street West 
# Barley Mow, Great Russell Street (owned 1901)
# Bell Hotel, Bell Street
# Bell Hotel, James Watt Street
# Bell, Phillips Street
# Birmingham Arms, Hampton Street
# Black Horse, Banbury Street
# Black Horse, Ormonde Street. Closed 1930.
# Black Horse, Stoke Street. Closed 1934.
# Black Horse, Woodcock Street / 222 Ashted Row (later 22 Jennens Road). Ex Butler's Crown Brewery.
# Black Lion, Coleshill Street
# Board Vaults, Summer Row
# Bridge Tavern, Granville Street
# Britannia, Brewery Street
# Britannia, Dean Street
# Britannia, Legge Street. Closed 1930.
# Britannia, Pershore Street
# British Oak, Mott Street
# British Queen, Lee Bank Road
# Brookfields Tavern, 169 Hingeston Street. Closed 1970s.
# Brown Lion, Hall Street
# Brunswick Hotel, 52 Lancaster Street. Closed 1967.
# Bulls Head, Howard Street
# Bulls Head, Shadwell Street (owned 1901)
# Cabin, Priory Queensway. Opened 1966.
# Carpenters Arms, St Georges Street
# Castle Inn, 5 Prospect Row. Closed 1965.
# Chapel Tavern, 123 Great Charles Street. Ex William Butler's Crown Brewery. Closed 1966.
# Chapel Tavern, Newhall Street
# Clock Tavern, Caroline Street
# Coach & Horses, Irving Street
# Coach & Horses, 93 Spring Hill. Ex Henry Mitchell.
# Colmore Arms, New John Street West (owned 1901)
# Colmore Inn/Hotel, 16-18 Church Street.
# Craven Arms, Ashley Street
# Cross Guns, Wharf Street. Closed 1934.
# Crown Inn, 36-37 Broad Street. Butler's former brewery tap. See: [[Butler's Crown Brewery Ltd]]
# Crown Hotel, 65 Station Street. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery.
# Crown Inn, 14 Cope Street. Closed 1965.
# Crown Inn, Graham Street
# Crown Inn, Irving Street (owned 1901) 
# Crown Stores, Morville Street
# Crown, Snow Hill
# Crusader, 29 Auchinleck Square, Five Ways. Opened 1963.
# Cuckoo Tavern, Cuckoo Road
# Cup Stores, Ruston Street
# Denbigh Arms, Great Hampton Row. Closed 1933.
# Dolphin, 174 Irving Street
# Dolphin, Unett Street
# Dudley Castle, Sand Pits
# Duke of Cambridge, Great King Street. Opened by M&B in July 1937, as a replacement for a 19c pub on the site. Closed ca.1993.
# Duke of York, 213 Aston Road. Closed 1972.
# Duke of York, 13 Duke Street, Gosta Green. Closed 1974.
# Duke of York, Great Hampton Street
# Duke of York, 16 Hockley Hill. Closed 1996. The building collapsed in a storm, November 2006. 
# Duke of York, Horsefair. Closed 1936.
# Duke of York, Windmill Street
# Eagle & Ball, Penn Street. Later 'Moby Dicks'.
# Edgbaston Hotel, Lee Bank Road
# Engine, Granville Street
# Fisherman, New John Street
# Five Ways Inn, 148 Broad Street. Closed 1967.
# Five Ways Inn, Miller Street
# Fox & Grapes, Freeman Street / Park Street. Demolished 2019.
# Frankfort Arms, Great Russell Street 
# Gate Inn, 183 Icknield Street. Ex Henry Mitchell. Built 1888; architects James & Lister Lea. Closed 1970.
# Gem Vaults, Steelhouse Lane
# General Elliott, Station Street
# George & Dragon, 12 Albion Street, Jewellery Quarter. See: [[George & Dragon, Birmingham]]
# George & Dragon, Great King Street / Barr Street
# George & Dragon, 134 Steelhouse Lane. Aacquired 1917 from Highgate - Walsall Brewery Co. Ltd. Rebuilt 1926, closed 1960.
# Glass Makers Arms, Granville Street (sold to [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]], Aston Park Brewery)
# Globe Inn, Great Barr Street
# Globe Tavern, Camden Street
# Globe Tavern, Dartmouth Street
# Golden Cross, Snow Hill
# Golden Cup, Camden Street
# Golden Lion, Lionel Street
# Golden Lion, Spring Street. Closed 1929.
# Goldsmiths & Jewellers Arms, 23 Hockley Street, Jewellery Quarter. Formerly a Henry Mitchell pub.
# Goodfellows Lodge, Old Meeting Street
# Gothic Stores, 1 Great Hampton Street. Built ca.1900.
# Graham Arms, Graham Street
# Granville Inn, 232 Broad Street. Opened 1924. See: [[Granville Inn, Birmingham]]
# Grapes, Aston Street
# Great Western Hotel, 241 Icknield Street. Closed 1970.
# Greenway Arms, Coventry Road / Cattell Road
# Greyhound, Navigation Street
# Grotto Vaults, Camden Street
# Gun Makers Arms, Theodore Street. Closed 1930.
# Hen & Chickens, Broad Street. Closed 1932.
# Hen & Chickens, New John Street West
# Holt Arms, Lister Street. Closed 1930.
# Hop Pole, Great Colmore Street
# Hope & Anchor, Caroline Street
# Hope & Anchor, Hockley Street
# Hope & Anchor, New Canal Street (owned 1901)
# Islington Vaults, Sheepcote Street
# Jewellers Arms, Hockley Street
# Justice Arms, Great Russell Street
# King Edward VI, 17 Parade / Newhall Hill. Bought by M&B 1922; demolished 1996.
# King Edward VII, 275 Corporation Street. By Wood & Kendrick, 1905. See: [[King Edward Inn, Birmingham]]
# Kings Arms, Bagot Street
# Kings Arms, Bordesley Street (owned 1901)
# Kings Arms, Howe Street
# Kings Arms, Lodge Road 
# Kings Arms, Pershore Street
# Kings Arms, William Street
# Kings Head, Broad Street
# Lamp Tavern, Cregoe Street
# Lamp Tavern, Great Russell Street (owned 1901)
# Leopard Inn, Camden Street
# Lion & Lamb, Camden Street
# Lion & Lamb, Macdonald Street
# Little Brown Jug, 131 Great Hampton Row. 1960s. Converted to a community centre.
# Liverpool Arms, Curzon Street
# Malt Shovel, John Bright Street
# Markby Stores, Markby Road
# Midland Tavern, 235 Lawley Street. Rebuilt 1900; closed 1982.
# Mitre Inn, Granville Street
# Mitre Inn, Ledsam Street
# Nags Head, Irving Street
# Nelson Inn, Ashley Street
# Nelson Inn, Hylton Street
# Nelson Inn, Sandpits
# Nelson, Vyse Street. Closed 1931.
# New Inns, William Street (owned 1901)
# Old Contemptibles (ex Albion), 176 Edmund Street. See: [[Old Contemptibles, Birmingham]]
# Old Crown, Great Charles Street (owned 1901)
# Old Engine, Dale End (owned 1901)
# Old Lodge Inn, Coventry Road
# Old White Lion, Lancaster Street. Closed 1930.
# Olde Royal, Temple Row
# Orange Tree, Ruston Street (owned 1901)
# Plough & Harrow, Hampton Street. Closed 1933.
# Prince of Wales, Coleshill Street
# Pump Tavern, Aston Road
# Punch Tavern, St Vincent Street
# Queens Arms, Broad Street
# Queens Arms, Easy Row (owned 1901)
# Queens Arms, 150 Newhall Street. See: [[Queens Arms, Newhall Street, Birmingham]]
# Queens Head, Bishop Street
# Queens Head, Dartmouth Street
# Queens Head, Hockley Street
# Queens Head, 28 Steelhouse Lane. Rebuilt by M&B in the 1960s to replace an earlier pub.
# Queens Stores, 80 Bath Row. Closed 1962.
# Railway Inn, Livery Street
# Red Cow, Duke Street
# Red Cow, Horsefair
# Red Cow, Windmill Street
# Red House, New John Street (ex-George Pim & Co. Ltd., Stoke)
# Red Lion Hotel, 95 Warstone Lane. Built 1901.
# Red Lion, 53 Church Street / Cornwall Street (owned 1901). Renamed OLD ROYAL.
# Red Lion, Smallbrook Street
# Regent Park Tavern, Coventry Road
# Richmond Arms, Friston Street
# Roebuck, 152 Hurst Street
# Rollers Arms, Floodgate Street
# Rose Villa Tavern, 172 Warstone Lane, Jewellery Quarter. Opened 1920; architects Wood & Kendrick.
# Royal Exchange, Colmore Street. Closed 1931.
# Royal Exchange, 152 Park Road. Closed 1970.
# Royal George, Bromsgrove Street
# Royal Mail, 84 New Street
# Royal Oak, Barn Street
# Royal Oak, Barr Street
# Royal Oak, Great Lister Street
# Royal Oak, Great Russell Street (owned 1901)
# Royal Oak, 210 Icknield Street. Owned 1901. Closed 1970.
# Royal Oak, Pritchett Street
# Royal Oak, Stoke Street
# Sacks of Potatoes, 10 Gosta Green 
# Samsons Head, Branston Street (owned 1901)
# Samson & Lion, Yardley Green Road. A former beerhouse owned by Holder's (Birmingham) Brewery. Acquired by M&B in 1919 and rebuilt in 1922 to designs by James & Lister Lea.   
# Saracens Head, Snow Hill. Closed 1930.
# Scots Arms, Bristol Street
# Shakespeare Inn, Parade
# Shakespeare, Lionel Street
# Shakespeare Tavern, 4 Lower Temple Street. See: [[Shakespeare, Lower Temple Street, Birmingham]]
# Shakespeare, Newhall Hill
# Shakespeare Inn, 31 Summer Row. Ex Henry Mitchell.
# Shakespeares Head, Constitution Hill. Closed 1933.
# Ship Inn, Ledsam Street
# Spread Eagle, Spiceal Street
# St Johns Stores, Great Tindal Street
# St Martins Hotel, Jamaica Row / St Martins Lane
# St Mathias Tavern, Great Russell Street
# St Pauls Tavern, 24 Ludgate Hill
# St Thomas Tavern, Upper Gough Street
# Stafford Arms, Bristol Street
# Stag & Pheasant, Woodcock Street
# Star Stores, George Street
# Star Vaults / Star Wine Vaults, 114 Dale End. Closed 1966 and licence transferred to the Cabin, Priory Queensway.
# Station Hotel, Monument Road / Cope Street
# Swan with Two Necks, Aston Street
# Talbot Inn, Holloway Head
# Tamworth Arms, Moor Street
# Three Tuns, Smallbrook Street (destroyed 1940 by enemy action)
# Trafalgar Vaults, Barr Street
# Tram Stores, Hockley Hill. Closed 1926.
# Tramway Stores, Constitution Hill
# Transport Arms, Great Russell Street
# Trocadero, 18 Temple Street. Ex [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]].
# Unicorn Inn, William Street
# Victoria Inn, Guest Street
# Victoria, Cardigan Street. Closed 1930.
# Victoria, 48 John Bright Street. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery.
# Viking, 76 Smallbrook Queensway
# Wandering Minstrel, Bull Ring West Court. Demolished 2000s.
# Warwickshire Arms, Unett Street
# Welcome Inn, 26 Owen Street, Five Ways. Closed 1964.
# Welcome Stores, Friston Street
# Welcome, Wheeleys Lane
# Wheatsheaf Inn, Windmill Street
# Wheatsheaf, Cregoe Street
# Wheatsheaf, Suffolk Street
# White Hart, 19 Paradise Street (owned 1901; closed 1965)
# White Horse Cellars, 106 Constitution Hill. Ex Flower & Sons Ltd, Stratford on Avon.
# White Horse Hotel, 30 Congreve Street / Great Charles Street, Built 1906; closed 1965.
# White Horse, Newtown Row
# White House, 99 Unett Street North. It was acquired by Holdens.
# White Swan, Ashley Street
# White Swan, Branston Street. Closed 1933.
# White Swan, Hampton Street
# White Swan, Hanley Street (owned 1901)
# White Swan, Legge Street
# White Swan, Spencer Street. Closed 1930s.
# White Swan, 61 Summer Row
# White Tower, 126 Lawley Street. Rebuilt 1932.
# Why Not, Osler Street. Closed 1936.
# Woodbine Stores, Washington Street. Closed 1939.
# Woodman, 5 Easy Row. Rebuilt 1892 (architect Henry Naden). Demolished 1964.
# Woodman, 12 Well Street. Closed ca.2013. See: [[Woodman, Well Street, Birmingham]]
# Woodman, Cregoe Street. The original Atlinson's pub was demolished in 1962. The replacement pub was opened by M&B in May 1967, but demolished for redevelopment in 2005.
# Woodman, Great Russell Street (owned 1901)

===Aston, Duddeston, Saltley===

# Adventurers, Queens Road, Aston. Opened 1969. Demolished by 2016.
# Alma Tavern, 123 Alma Street, Aston. Closed 1968.
# Aston Brook Tavern, Powell Street, Aston
# Aston Hall Tavern, Tower Road, Aston
# Bartons Arms, 144 High Street, Aston. Rebuild of an earlier pub, 1901. Architect Mr Brassington of James & Lister Lea. See: [[Bartons Arms, Aston]]
# Bloomsbury Tavern, Heneage Street, Duddeston
# Brewery Tavern, 209 Bloomsbury Street, Aston. Closed 1967.
# Britannia, Park Lane, Aston
# Britannia Inn, 287 Lichfield Road, Aston. Ex Henry Mitchell. Built 1898-1900, architect Wood & Kendrick.
# Britannia, 2 Landor Street / Adderley Road South, Adderley Park. Closed 1980.
# Brookhill, 480 Alum Rock Road, Alum Rock. Opened 1928; architect G B Cox of Harrison & Cox. See: [[Brookhill, Alum Rock]]
# Brown Lion, Lodge Road, Aston
# Country Girl. Bridge Road / Parkfield Road, Alum Rock. Closed.
# Cross Guns, Washwood Heath Road, Saltley. A Victorian [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]] pub which was rebuilt by M&B ca.1987. Redeveloped ca.2012.
# Crown & Anchor, Lodge Road, Aston
# Crown, Church Road, Aston
# Dog & Partridge, 128 Windsor Street / Ashted Row, Duddeston. Demolished.
# Foaming Tankard, Bloomsbury Street, Aston
# Fountain Inn, Duddeston Mill Road, Duddeston
# Fountain Inn, Spooner Street, Duddeston
# Gate Inn, 36 High Street / Washwood Heath Road, Saltley  To M&B 1919; closed 1989.
# Guild Arms, 69 Witton Road, Aston. Closed ca.2008.
# Gun Makers Arms, Lichfield Road, Aston
# Havelock Tavern, 28 Havelock Road, Saltley. Ex Cheshire's Brewery. Demolished 2012.
# Holte Hotel, Witton Lane / Trinity Road, Aston. Ex Flower & Sons Ltd.
# King Edward VII, Lichfield Road / Aston Hall Road, Aston. Built 1904, architect Wood & Kendrick. Demolished 2015.
# Lamp, Lichfield Road, Aston
# Mazeppa, 39-41 Yates Street, Aston. Closed 1969.
# Pelham Arms, Alum Rock Road / Pelham Road, Alum Rock. Opened 1916; rebuilt 1989. Closed.
# Queens Hotel, 165 Church Lane, Aston. Sold to [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]]. Closed 1969.
# Railway Inn, 148-149 Great Francis Street, Duddeston. Ex Ansells Brewery Ltd, Aston. Closed 1954.
# Railway Inn, Duddeston Mill Road, Duddeston
# Red Lion, 228-230 Lichfield Road, Aston. Closed 1977.
# Reservoir Tavern, 469 Lichfield Road, Aston. Demolished ca.2008.
# Rocket / Winning Post (?), Great Francis Street, Duddeston. Closed.
# Royal Exchange, 222 Rocky Lane, Aston. Closed 1954.
# Royal George, 28 Park Road / Tower Road, Aston. Closed 1976.
# Sportsman Inn, 202 New Town Row / Moorsom Street, Aston. Closed 1973.
# Stores, Lichfield Road, Aston. Closed 1938.
# Unicorn, Bloomsbury Street, Aston
# Union Inn, Great Francis Street, Duddeston
# Victoria, Albert Road / Upper Thomas Street, Aston
# Victoria Inn, 99 Duddeston Mill Road, Duddeston. Closed 1976.
# Ward End, 8 Burney Lane, Alum Rock. Opened 1927; architect S N Cooke. Became a restaurant.
# White Swan, Phillips Street, Aston

===Balsall Heath===

# Australian Arms, Highgate Road, Balsall Heath
# Australian House, Highgate Road, Balsall Heath
# Belgrave Hotel, 339 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath. Ex Flower & Sons Ltd. Closed 1968.
# Brighton Hotel, 323 Ladypool Road, Balsall Heath. Closed.
# Brighton Hotel, Ladypool Road, Balsall Heath
# Britannia, Sherbourne Road, Balsall Heath
# Calthorpe Arms, Clevedon Road, Balsall Heath
# Crown, 39 St Pauls Road, Balsall Heath. Converted to flats.
# Crown Inn, Wenman Street, Balsall Heath. Closed 1967.
# Eagle Tavern, 189-191 Mary Street, Balsall Heath. Ex William Butler & Co. Ltd. Bought by M&B in 1939.
# Eagle, Belgrave Road, Balsall Heath
# Grapes, Belgrave Road (ex-Rushtons Brewery Ltd, Lion Brewery)
# Green Man, Vincent Parade, Balsall Heath 
# Hen & Chickens, Moseley Street, Balsall Heath
# New Inns, 527 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath. Rebuilt in the 1890s. See: [[New Inn, Balsall Heath]]
# New Moseley Arms (Clock), 96 Edward Road, Balsall Heath
# Railway Inn, 108 Clifton Road, Balsall Heath. Ex Flower & Sons Ltd. Converted to flats.
# Red Lion, Lincoln Street, Balsall Heath
# Sherbourne Arms, Longmore Street, Balsall Heath
# The Stores (off- licence), Cox Street West, Balsall Heath
# Waggon & Horses, Moseley Road, Balsall Heath
# White House, Moseley Street, Balsall Heath
# White Swan, Moseley Street, Balsall Heath
# White Swan, Vincent Street, Balsall Heath

===Bordesley, Deritend, Digbeth===

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File:DigbethAnchorInnBenacreStreet_1958_M&B.jpg|Anchor Inn, Benacre Street, 1958 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Anchor, Benacre Street, Digbeth
# Audrey Arms, 88 Moseley Street, Deritend. Closed 1980.
# Big Bulls Head, 75 Digbeth
# Birmingham Arms, 1 Moat Row, Deritend
# Brushmakers Arms, 5 Cheapside, Deritend. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery.
# Carpenters Arms, Barford Street, Deritend
# Castle & Falcon, Digbeth
# Clements Arms, 30 Coventry Road / Upper Trinity Street, Bordesley. Ex Marston, Thompson & Evershed Ltd, Burton. To M&B in 1911. Built 1880s. Previously the BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD RAILWAY INN and the GREAT WESTERN VAULTS.
# Coach & Horses, High Street, Bordesley. Closed 1936.
# Coventry Arms, Barford Street, Deritend
# Cup, Bradford Street, Deritend
# Drovers Arms, 345 Bradford Street, Deritend
# Grand Turk, St Lukes Road, Deritend
# Hope & Anchor, Green Street, Deritend
# Matador, 205 East Court, Bull Ring. Opened 1963, closed 2000.
# Nelson Inn, Barford Street, Deritend
# New Inn Hotel, 191-194 Bromsgrove Street, Deritend. Rebuilt 1884, bought by M&B 1934, closed 1972.
# Old Bulls Head, 80-81 Digbeth
# Queens Arms, Barford Street, Deritend
# Rose & Crown, Bromsgrove Street, Deritend
# Royal George, 143 Digbeth. Rebuilt 1962-1964. Closed 2000s.
# Watering Hole, 109 Coventry Road, Bordesley. 1980s. Closed 2000 and became a restaurant.
# Welcome, Bromsgrove Street, Deritend

===Eastern Birmingham===

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File:AcocksGreenDolphin1.jpg|Dolphin, Acocks Green: photo courtesy Birmingham Mail
File:AcocksGreenDolphin2.jpg|Dolphin, Acocks Green: photo courtesy Birmingham Mail
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# Arden Oak, Arden Oak Road, Sheldon. Opened 1965. It became a 'Harvester'.
# Bell, 98 Bell Lane, Tile Cross. Closed.
# Blakesley, Clements Road / Blakesley Road, Yardley. Opened 1931; architects James & Lister Lea. Demolished.
# Broadway, Belchers Lane, Bordesley Green. Built 1927; converted to a restaurant.
# Bromford, 338 Bromford Lane, Washwood Heath. Opened 1927; architects James & Lister Lea. Site redeveloped 2017.
# Bulls Head, 1283 Coventry Road, Hay Mills. Closed 1983 and the licence transferred to the 'Old Bill & Bull'.
# Cabin, 492 Sheldon Heath Road, Garretts Green. Originally a temporary building from 1951. Rebuilt as the Mazeppa, then the Radley Arms. Converted to retail.
# Chestnut Tree, 208 Sheldon Heath Road, Garretts Green. Rebuilt 1964; site redeveloped with housing.
# Dolphin, 1203 Warwick Road, Acocks Green. Rebuild of an old coaching inn in 1930; architect S N Cooke. Demolished 1992.
# Dove Cote, Cockshut Hill, Sheldon. Opened 1963. Converted to retail.
# Fox Hollies, Olton Boulevard / Fox Hollies Road. Opened 1928; architects Wood & Kendrick. Closed 1997.
# Good Companions, 1741 Coventry Road, Yardley. Opened 1938; demolished 1993.
# Gospel Oak, Gospel Lane, Acocks Green. Built 1932; architects James & Lister Lea. Converted to a supermarket.
# Greet Inn, Warwick Road / Manor Farm Road, Tyseley
# Guineas (later Racecourse), Bromford Drive, Castle Bromwich.
# Harlequin, Shard End Crescent, Castle Bromwich. Opened 1962; demolished 1992.
# Heathway, Heathland Avenue, Castle Bromwich. Opened 1962.
# Hunters Moon, 220 Coleshill Road, Castle Bromwich. Opened 1961.
# Iron Horse, 355 Flaxley Road, Stechford. Opened 1966.
# Journeys End, 262 Clay Lane, Yardley. Opened 1939; architect F W B Yorke.
# King of Bohemia, 57 Comberton Road, Sheldon. Closed.
# Meadway, 105 Kelynmead Road, Lea Hall. Opened 1962; demolished 1992.
# Monica, Somerville Road, Bordesley Green
# New Inn, 1538 Coventry Road, Yardley
# North Star, 189-191 Station Road, Stechford. Opened 1960.
# Old Bill & Bull, 1308 Coventry Road, Hay Mills. Replaced the Bulls Head in about 1983.
# Richmond, Richmond Road / Bordesley Green East. Opened 1930; architects Harrison & Cox. Site redeveloped as a health centre 2008.
# Red Lion, 1145 Warwick Road, Acocks Green. Rebuilt 1982.
# Redhill Tavern, 1123 Coventry Road, Hay Mills. Built 1926; architects Harrison & Cox. See: [[Redhill Tavern, Hay Mills]]
# Skylark, 106 Farnborough Road, Castle Vale. Opened 1966. Later to Thwaites.
# Speedwell, 225 Stockfield Road, Yardley. Opened 1929; architects Bateman & Bateman. Demolished ca.1991 and site redeveloped as a car showroom.
# Stagecoach, Newport Road, Castle Bromwich. Opened 1966, demolished 1998.
# Stirrup Cup, 208 Horrell Road, Sheldon. Opened April 1956; architect A Edwards. Converted to retail.
# Three Horseshoes, 2102 Coventry Road, Sheldon. The site of an old inn which was rebuilt by Wood & Kendrick for M&B in the 1930s. Rebuilt ca.1982
# Trident, Timberley Lane / Bradley Road, Shard End
# Two Hands, Kitsland Road, Shard End. Opened 1962. Demolished and replaced by housing.
# White Hart, Gressel Lane / East Meadway, Tile Cross.
# Yardley Arms, Yardley Fields Road / Rosemary Road, Stechford
# Yew Tree, Stoney Lane / Church Road, Yardley. Opened 1926; architects James & Lister Lea. Demolished ca.2000.

===Edgbaston===

# Bush, Hagley Road, Edgbaston
# Chequers, Bellbarn Road, Edgbaston
# Dog & Partridge, Lee Bank Road, Edgbaston
# Earl Grey, 76 Pershore Road, Edgbaston. Alterations by Wood & Kendrick in the 1920s. Closed 1998.
# Firebird, Tylney Close / Bellevue, Edgbaston. Demolished ca.2009.
# Queens Arms, Wynn Street, Edgbaston
# Salmon Inn, Bellbarn Road, Edgbaston
# Sir Harry, Hollies Croft, Edgbaston. Opened July 1969; closed by 2009.
# Sun Inn, Bristol Street, Edgbaston
# White Swan, Wynn Street, Edgbaston

===Erdington and Tyburn===

# Armada, Gravelly Hill, Erdington. Replaced a former [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]] pub, the Erdington Arms, in 1973. Redeveloped as a petrol station.
# Bagot Arms, Eachelhurst Road / Chester Road, Tyburn. Opened 1931, architects Bateman & Bateman.
# Cross Keys, 15 High Street, Erdington. Opened 1911, architects Wood & Kendrick. See: [[Cross Keys, Erdington]]
# Brookvale, 172 Slade Road, Erdington. Opened 1934, architect Holland W Hobbiss.
# Greyhound, 361 Court Lane, Erdington.
# Leopard, Jerrys Lane / Flackwell Lane, Short Heath. Opened 1940, converted to flats ca.2019.
# Norton, Kingsbury Road / Tyburn Road, Birmingham. Opened 1927, architects James & Lister Lea. Closed 2000 and redeveloped as a supermarket.
# Red Lion, 105 Station Road, Erdington. Opened 1899, architects Wood & Kendrick. See: [[Red Lion, Erdington]]
# Royal Oak, 1 Marsh Lane, Erdington. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery. See: [[Royal Oak, Erdington]]
# Stockland Inn, Marsh Hill, Stockland Green, Erdington. Opened 1924, architects Bateman & Bateman. See: [[Stockland Inn, Erdington]]
# Swan, 61-65 High Street, Erdington. Rebuilt 1968.
# Yenton, Sutton Road, Wylde Green. See: [[Yenton, Wylde Green]]

===Handsworth===

# Beehive, 198 Soho Hill, Handsworth. Demolished 2016.
# Boulton Arms, Nineveh Road, Handsworth
# Dovedale, 34a Church Road, Handsworth. Redeveloped 2009.
# Grand Turk, Wattville Road, Handsworth
# Highland Tavern, 114 Holyhead Road, Handsworth. Ex Holder's Brewery Ltd. Closed 1979.
# New Inns, Holyhead Road, Handsworth. A 19c pub which was much altered and extended by Wood & Kendrick for M&B. Richly decorated. Closed 1990s and converted to flats by 1995. See: [[New Inns, Handsworth]]
# Roebuck, 130 Soho Hill, Handsworth. A former Henry Mitchell house.
# Royal Oak, 171 Holyhead Road, Handsworth
# Uplands Hotel, Oxhill Road, Handsworth. Opened 1932, architects Harrison & Cox. Demolished 2009.
# Watt Tavern, 7 Soho Hill, Handsworth. Closed 1965.
# Woodman, 375 Holyhead Road, Handsworth. Demolished 2004 for use by West Bromwich FC.

===Harborne and Quinton===

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File:HarborneNewInn_1960_M&B.jpg|New Inn, Harborne, 1960
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# Bell Inn, 11 Old Church Road, Harborne. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery.
# Court Oak, Court Oak Road, Harborne. By architect G B Cox for M&B, 1932.
# Crown, High Street, Harborne
# Golden Cup, Ridgacre Road / Quinton Road West, Quinton. Opened 1965; architects Scott & Clark.
# Green Man, 2 High Street, Harborne. Opened 1940, architects Bateman & Bateman. See: [[Green Man, Harborne]]
# Harborne Stores (ex Stores Inn), 109 High Street, Harborne
# Hillyfields, 156 Quinton Road / Cadnam Close, Harborne. Opened 1958.
# Holly Bush, Hagley Road West / Quinton Lane, Ridgacre. Opened 1937 to replace an older smaller pub nearby. It became a 'Toby Carvery'.
# Junction Inn, 212 High Street, Harborne. Opened 1904, architects Wood & Kendrick. See: [[Junction Inn, Harborne]]
# New Inn, 74 Vivian Road, Harborne
# Old Crown, Carters Lane / Lye Close Lane, Quinton. Rebuilt ca.1976.
# Plough, 21-23 High Street, Harborne
# Punchbowl, 153 Wolverhampton Road South / Ridgacre Road, Quinton. Opened 1937. Closed 2016 and redeveloped.
# Queens Head, Greenfield Road, Harborne
# Red Lion, Lion Hill, Harborne
# Scarlet Pimpernel, Tennal Road, Harborne. Opened 1963; demolished ca.2013.
# Sportsman, 19 Metchley Lane, Harborne
# Vine Inn, 310 High Street, Harborne. Opened in July 1989 to replace a 19c pub.
# White Swan, 134 Harborne Road, Chad Valley

===Highgate===

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File:HighgateCrownLeopoldStreet_1958_M&B.jpg|Crown, Leopold Street, 1958 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
File:HighgateRoebuckDarwinSt1_M&B.jpg|Roebuck, Darwin Street :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Ale Stake, 291 Gooch Street. Converted to a restaurant. See: [[Ale Stake, Birmingham]]
# Australian, Darwin Street, Highgate
# Baltic Inn, 276 Sherlock Street. Formerly a Henry Mitchell pub. Closed 1968.
# Brewer & Baker, Ravenhurst Street, Highgate
# Bridge Inn, Gooch Street
# Burton Arms, Sherlock Street
# Carpenters Arms, Adelaide Street / Lower Darwin Street, Highgate.
# Cheltenham Arms, Sherlock Street
# Clements Arms, Gooch Street / Highgate Street
# Crown, Leopold Street, Highgate
# Darwin Tavern, Darwin Street, Highgate
# Leopard, Vaughton Street, Highgate
# Moseley Arms, 105 Ravenhurst Street, Highgate
# Peacock, 25 Darwin Street, Highgate. Formerly a Henry Mitchell pub. Rebuilt 1935. Converted to retail.
# Pint Pot, Emily Street, Highgate. Converted to flats.
# Queens Arms, 26 Macdonald Street, Highgate
# Rodney Inn, Gooch Street
# Roebuck, 177 Darwin Street, Highgate. Demolished 1957.
# Rose Tavern, William Edward Street, Highgate
# Royal Oak, Darwin Street, Highgate
# Ryland Arms, Sherlock Street
# Sportsman inn, Sherlock Street
# St Clements Arms, Gooch Street
# St Lukes Tavern, 33 St Lukes Road. Closed 1962.
# Stanley Arms, Sherlock Street
# Star Inn, Gooch Street
# Wellington Inn, 160 Gooch Street. Ex Henry Mitchell. Pub closed 1991.
# Wrens Nest, Wrentham Street. 1960s. Closed by 2008.

===Kings Norton===

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File:KingsNortonManOnTheMoon1_ca1950_M&B.jpg|Man On The Moon, Kings Norton, ca.1950 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Bulls Head, 75-77 The Green, Kings Norton. Rebuilt 1901; architects James & Lister Lea.
# Cartland Arms, Parsons Hill, Kings Norton. Opened 1937; architects Wood & Kendrick. Closed by 2000 and it became a restaurant.
# Fordrough, The Fordrough / Redhill Road, West Heath. Converted to a supermarket.
# Grant Arms, 1814 Pershore Road, Kings Norton. Opened 1930; architects Wood & Kendrick. See: [[Grant Arms, Kings Norton]]
# Man on the Moon, 609 Redditch Road, West Heath. Opened 1937; architects Bateman & Bateman.
# Saracens Head, 55 The Green, Kings Norton (closed 1930)
# Three Horseshoes, Alcester Road, Kings Norton
# Village Inn, Pershore Road South, Kings Norton. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery. Rebuilt to designs of James & Lister Lea. It became a 'Toby Carvery'.

===Ladywood===

# Acorn, Friston Street, Ladywood
# Bridge Inn, 73 Monument Road, Ladywood. Ex Henry Mitchell.
# Commercial Inn, 28 Shakespeare Road, Ladywood. Closed 1968.
# Glassblowers Arms, 41 Icknield Port Road, Ladywood. Ex Holder's Brewery.
# Greyhound, Vittoria Street, Ladywood
# Hyde Arms, 80 Hyde Road / Clark Street, Ladywood. Closed 1968.
# Ivy Bush, 181 Hagley Road, Ladywood
# Ivy Green Inn, 22 Edward Street / 15 Clement Street, Ladywood. Closed 1969.
# King Edward Stores, 49 Nelson Street, Ladywood. Closed 1966.
# Kings Head, Ryland Street, Ladywood
# Ladywood House, Ledsam Street, Ladywood
# Mitre Inn, Ledsam Street, Ladywood
# Nags Head, 298 Monument Road, Ladywood. Closed 1968.
# Pied Piper, Ledsam Street, Ladywood. Opened 1967; closed by 1999.
# Reservoir Inn, 132 Osler Street / Reservoir Road, Ladywood
# Robin Hood (& Little John), 101 Garbett Street / Summer Hill Street, Ladywood
# Rose Inn, St Vincent Street, Ladywood
# Rose & Crown, Ryland Street, Ladywood
# Ryland Arms, 33-35 Ryland Street, Ladywood. Closed 1962.
# Shakespeare, St Mark Street, Ladywood
# St Vincent, St Vincent Street West, Ladywood. Opened 1967.
# St Vincent Arms, 259 St Vincent Street, Ladywood. Licence transferred to the Fox Hollies, Acocks Green.
# Station Inn, Ladywood Road, Ladywood
# The Stores, Anderton Street, Ladywood
# Vine Inn, 133 King Edwards Road / Garbett Street, Ladywood. Closed 1968.
# What Cheer Inn, 71 Alston Street / Johnstone Street, Ladywood. Closed 1959.

===Lozells and Birchfield===

# Acorn Inn, 185 Wheeler Street / 80 Wilton Street, Lozells. Ex Holder's Brewery. Closed 1968.
# Albion Vaults, 73 Cato Street North, Nechells. Ex Butler's (Wolverhampton).
# Bell Inn, 60 Lozells Road, Lozells. Closed.
# Britannia Inn, 286 Summer Lane, Lozells. Closed 1961.
# Bulls Head, 101 Birchfield Road, Birchfield
# Fountain, Lennox Street, Lozells. Closed 1932.
# Lamplighter, 2 Attenborough Close, Lozells. Became a place of worship.
# Manor Arms, 1 Cato Street, Lozells. Closed 1975.
# Man O War, Wheeler Street / Melbourne Avenue, Lozells. Demolished ca.2008.
# New Inns, 172 Berners Street, Lozells. Closed 1927.
# Olde Tavern, Lozells Road, Lozells
# Prince of Denmark, Guildford Street, Lozells
# Queens Arms, John Street, Lozells
# Queens Arms, George Street, Lozells
# Rose & Crown, 154 Brearley Street, Lozells. Closed 1963.
# Rose & Crown, 318 Wheeler Street, Lozells. Ex Henry Mitchell. Closed 1969.
# Royal George, 350 Summer Lane, Lozells
# Royal Oak, 9 Lozells Road, Lozells. Converted to retail. The bas-relief carved stonework above the central door, illustrating the pub name, was by local sculptor William Bloye, and has been retained.
# Royal Victoria Cross, William Street, Lozells
# Sandy Bank Tavern, William Street, Lozells
# St Matthias Tavern, 199 Great Russell Street, Lozells. Closed 1968.
# Stags Head, 79-80 Summer Lane / Brearley Street, Lozells. Closed ca.2014.
# Swan Inn, Farm Street, Lozells
# Waterloo Stores, 37 Wills Street, Lozells. Demolished ca.2011.
# White Hart, Lennox Street, Lozells
# White Horse Inn, 187 Victoria Road, Lozells. Bought by M&B 1913; closed 1971.
# White Swan, 356 Farm Street / Villa Street, Lozells. Closed 1966.

===Nechells===

# Ashted Hamlet, Vauxhall Road, Nechells Green. Opened September 1966, closed 1997.
# Black Horse, Cromwell Street, Nechells
# Freeholders Arms, Scholefield Street, Nechells
# Hen & Chickens, 129 Rocky Lane, Nechells. Rebuilt 1900, architect Wood & Kendrick. Later 'Shanahans'.
# Jenny Lind, 62 Aston Church Road, Nechells. Closed 1940.
# Rocky Lane Tavern, Rocky Lane, Nechells
# Soldiers Return, 158 Nechells Park Road, Nechells. Closed 1975.
# Sportsman, 130 Saltley Road, Nechells. To M&B in 1919.
# Stork Inn, Freeman Road, Nechells
# Swan Vaults, Loxton Street, Nechells
# White Hart, Cromwell Street, Nechells
# Woodman, 39 Cattells Grove, Nechells. A former Butler (Wolverhampton) house. Closed 1975.

===Northfield===

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File:NorthfieldBeeches1_M&B.jpg|Beeches, Northfield :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Beeches, Merritts Brook Lane / Basil Road, Northfield. Opened 1933; architect Ewen Harper. Demolished ca.2010 and the site developed for housing.
# Cock Inn, Rubery Lane, Rubery. Demolished ca.2020.
# Coppice, 81 Edgewood Road, Rednal
# Dingle, Frankley Beeches Road, Northfield. Redeveloped as a care home.
# Great Stone Inn, 158 Church Road, Northfield
# Jolly Fitter, Longbridge Lane, Turves Green. Opened 1958. Redeveloped.
# King George V, Bristol Road South / Tessall Lane, Turves Green. Opened 1937; architects James & Lister Lea. Closed 2002 and became a restaurant.
# Longbridge Inn, 1836 Bristol Road South, Northfield. Opened 1932; closed 1995.
# Old Hare & Hounds, 426 Lickey Road, Rednal
# Thurlestone, Thurlestone Road, Longbridge
# Travellers Rest, Bristol Road South, Northfield. Ex Flower & Sons Ltd. Opened 1926; architects Bateman & Bateman. Demolished in 2005 for the Northfield By-Pass.
# Woodpecker, The Oak Walk, Turves Green. Opened 1961.

===Perry Barr and Kingstanding===

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File:KingstandingKingsStanding1_M&B.jpg|The Kingstanding :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Chase, Parkhouse Drive, Wyrley Bridge Estate. Opened 1965; demolished 2005.
# Crossways, 442 College Road, Perry Common. Closed.
# Crown & Cushion, Birchfield Road, Perry Barr. A former [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]] pub rebuilt by M&B.
# Deers Leap, Queslett Road East / Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding. Opened November 1938; architects Batemans.
# Drakes Drum, Old Oscott Road / Aldridge Road, Old Oscott. Opened 1940; architect John Alfred Harper.
# Garden Gate, 113 Hamstead Hill, Hamstead
# Golden Hind, 188 Kingstanding Road, Kingstanding. Opened 1938; architects Scott & Clark.
# Hare & Hounds, 413 Kingstanding Road, Kingstanding. Opened 1931. Old pub demolished ca.1919. Replacement by architects Batemans for M&B, 1931-1932.
# Kingfisher, Birdbrook Road, Kingstanding
# Kings Standing, 1 Kingstanding Road, Kingstanding. M&B built three pubs on this site.
# Mount, 136 Kings Road, Kingstanding
# New Bell, Booths Farm Road, Hamstead
# Rest & Be Thankful (Sportsmans Rest), 20 Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding. Opened 1959.
# Tennis Court, Walsall Road, Perry Barr. Opened 1939; architects Holland W Hobbiss.
# Towers, 636 Walsall Road, Hamstead. Opened 1936; architects Wood & Kendrick.

===Selly Oak===

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File:SellyOakOakInn_1908_M&B.jpg|Oak Inn, Selly Oak, 1908 :photo courtesy birminghamhistory.co.uk
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# Bournbrook Tavern, High Street, Selly Oak. Replaced by the Brook.
# Brook, 536 Bristol Road, Selly Oak. Opened May 1961. Replaced the Bournbrook.
# Country Girl, Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak
# Dog & Partridge, 748 Bristol Road, Selly Oak. Ex William Butler & Co. Ltd. Closed 1997 and the site redeveloped as a car showroom.
# Gun Barrels, 367-369 Bristol Road, Bournbrook. Rebuild in 1978 of an old coaching inn. Demolished ca.2012 for redevelopment as a university leisure centre.
# Highbury, Dads Lane / Moor Green Lane, Selly Park. Opened 1929. See: [[Highbury, Selly Park]]
# Oak Inn, 821 Bristol Road, Selly Oak. It stood next to a famous oak tree which was felled in 1906. In 1983, the original pub was demolished for redevelopment and road-widening, to be replaced by the GREAT OAK in 1985. But Sainsburys demolished this to extend their car park in 1995.
# Prince of Wales, High Street, Selly Oak
# Raven, Weoley Castle Road, Selly Oak. Opened 1936; architects Scott & Clark. Demolished 2009.
# Station Hotel, 676 Bristol Road (corner Heeley Road), Selly Oak (later Bristol Pear). See: [[Station Hotel, Selly Oak]]
# Weoley Castle, Somerford Road, Selly Oak. By Scott & Clark for M&B, opened in November 1934.
# White Horse, 29 Chapel Lane, Selly Oak. Closed 1983.

===Small Heath===

# Avenue Social Club, Wheeley Avenue, Small Heath
# Avenue, 470 Green Lane, Small Heath. Opened 1931; architect S N Cooke.
# Black Horse, 61-63 Green Lane, Small Heath
# Brighton Arms, 356 Coventry Road, Small Heath. By Holland W Hobbiss, 1929. Became a restaurant.
# Coach & Horses, 325 Coventry Road, Small Heath. Closed 1981.
# George & Dragon, 692 Coventry Road, Small Heath. Opened 1961.
# Freeholders Arms, 58 Hawkes Street, Small Heath. Closed 1974.
# Gun Makers Arms, Green Lane / Talfourd Street, Small Heath
# New Inn, 55 Muntz Street, Small Heath. Closed.
# Sydenham Hotel, 155 Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath. Redeveloped 1992.
# Talfourd Arms, Talfourd Street, Small Heath
# Wellington Inn, 118 Muntz Street, Small Heath. Closed 1974.
# White Lion, 152 Muntz Street, Small Heath. Closed.

===Soho and Winson Green===

# Albion, Heath Street, Winson Green
# Barrel, 211-215 Soho Road, Soho. Retail by 2014. See: [[Barrel, Soho]]
# Devonshire Arms, 178 Lodge Road, Winson Green
# Florin, Icknield Street / Camden Street. A rebuild by M&B in 1974 of the former Warstone pub ([[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]]).
# Frighted Horse, 128 Soho Road, Soho. Retail by 2012.
# Golden Eagle, 233 Lodge Road, Winson Green. Closed 2001.
# Grand Turk, Hunters Road, Soho Hill
# Grapes, 116 Bacchus Road, Soho. Closed 1992.
# Heath Street Tavern, 309 Heath Street, Winson Green. Ex Butler's Crown Brewery. Closed 1977.
# Lee Bridge Tavern, 145 Dudley Road / Heath Street, Winson Green. Closed 1990s and it became a takeaway.
# Leopard, Goode Street, Winson Green. Closed 1940.
# Leopard, Harmer Street, Winson Green
# Locomotive Engine, 500 Dudley Road, Winson Green. Demolished ca.1994 for an extension to the M&B brewery.
# Lord Nelson, 131 Booth Street, Soho. Closed 1975.
# Oak Tavern, Peel Street / 77 Lansdowne Street, Winson Green
# Oakfield Tavern, 105 Booth Street, Soho
# Old Mint Inn, 356 Park Road, Soho. Closed 1976.
# Queens Head, 120 Aberdeen Street, Winson Green. Became a place of worship.
# Queens Head, 379 Soho Road, Soho. Converted to a takeaway by 2009.
# Railway Inn, Wellington Street / Vittoria Street, Winson Green. 1900 by architects Wood & Kendrick.
# Railway Tavern, 292 Park Road, Hockley. To M&B in 1917.
# Soho Tavern, 407 Park Road, Soho
# Talbot, 55 Talbot Street, Winson Green. Demolished by 2011 and the site redeveloped. See: [[Talbot, Winson Green]]
# Turks Head Hotel, Soho Road, Soho
# Yorkshire Grey, 381 Dudley Road / Winson Street, Winson Green. Ex Samuel White & Son, Bellefield Brewery; then Henry Mitchell. By architect Henry Naden.

===Southern Birmingham===

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File:KingsHeathOldRedLion_1935_M&B.jpg|Old Red Lion, Kings Heath, 1935 :photo courtesy birminghamforum.co.uk
File:KingsHeathOldRedLion1_M&B.jpg|Old Red Lion, Kings Heath :photo courtesy outercirclebus.com
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# Bagnell Arms, School Road, Yardley Wood. Opened 1960; closed 2001.
# Baldwin, Baldwins Lane, Hall Green. Opened 1936, architects Bateman & Bateman.
# British Oak, 1364 Pershore Road, Stirchley. Opened 1926, architect Mr Brassington of Bateman & Bateman.
# College Arms, 976 Stratford Road, Hall Green. Opened May 1913, architects Harrison & Cox.
# Covered Wagon, 298 Yardley Wood Road, Moseley. Opened 1962.
# Cross Guns (Hotel), 70 High Street, Kings Heath. An old inn from about 1792, rebuilt ca.1924.
# Greenwood Tree, 22 Teviot Grove, Hawkesley. Site redeveloped for housing.
# Haven, School Road, Yardley Wood. Built 1929; architect Holland W Hobbiss. Closed 1997.
# Hazelwell Tavern, Pineapple Road, Stirchley. Opened 1931; architects Bateman & Bateman.
# Horse Shoe Inn, 611 Alcester Road South, Kings Heath
# Longbow, Greaves Square, Walkers Heath. Opened 1966; closed 1992.
# Maypole, Alcester Road South / Maypole Lane, Kings Heath. Opened 1936; architect J A Harper. Closed 2002 and redeveloped.
# Mountaineer, 3 Ashburton Road, Kings Heath. Replaced by flats.
# Olde Red Lion, 229 Vicarage Road, Kings Heath. Opened 1904; architect C E Bateman.
# Robin Hood, 1456 Stratford Road, Hall Green. Converted to a pub 1926, architect Holland W Hobbiss. Became a Toby Carvery.
# Shaftmoor, 280 Shaftmoor Lane, Hall Green. Opened May 1931, architects Wood & Kendrick.
# Three Magpies, Shirley Road / School Road, Hall Green. Opened 1936.
# Valley, Yardley Wood Road / Haunch Lane. Opened 1927; architects Wood & Kendrick. Closed 1996.
# York, York Road / Fox Hollies Road, Hall Green. Opened 1931, architects Harrison & Cox. See: [[York, Hall Green]]

===Sparkbrook and Sparkhill===

# Antelope, 512 Stratford Road, Sparkhill. Opened 1924; architect Holland W Hobbiss. It became a restaurant. See: [[Antelope, Sparkhill]]
# Bear, 686 Stratford Road, Sparkhill. Opened 1937.
# Lion & Lamb, 316 Highgate Road, Sparkbrook. Closed.
# Marlborough, 170 Anderton Road, Sparkbrook. See: [[Marlborough, Sparkbrook]]
# Queens Arms, 280 Highgate Road, Sparkbrook. Closed.
# Talbot, 55 Highgate Road / Larches Street, Sparkbrook. Ex William Butler & Co. Ltd., Wolverhampton. Closed 1977.
# Turners Arms, 108 Turner Street, Sparkbrook. Closed 1976.
# Victoria Inn, Stratford Road / Long Street, Sparkhill. Converted to a police station.
# Warwick Arms, 92-93 Long Street, Sparkbrook. Became a place of worship.
# White Hart, Main Street, Sparkbrook (ex-William Butler & Co. Ltd.)
# Woodman, 2 South Road, Sparkbrook. Closed 1980.

===Sutton Coldfield===

# Cup, 8 Birmingham Road, Sutton Coldfield. Became [[Brewhouse & Kitchen Sutton Coldfield]]
# Fox, Walmley Road, Walmley.
# Halfway House / Greenhouse, 226 Lichfield Road, Mere Green
# Museum Inn, Parade, Sutton Coldfield
# Oak / Oak & Ash, 86 Calder Drive, Walmley
# Station, 44 Station Street, Sutton Coldfield
# Sutton Park Hotel, 1 Boldmere Road / Jockey Road, Boldmere