Shipstone & Sons Ltd Pubs in Nottinghamshire County

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Shipstone & Sons Ltd Pubs in Nottinghamshire County

Beeston

  1. Cricketers Arms / Inn, 70 Wollaton Road, Beeston. See: Cricketers Inn, Beeston
  2. Malt Shovel, 1 Union Street, Beeston
  3. Prince of Wales, 106 High Road, Beeston
  4. Queens Hotel, 189 Queens Road, Beeston
  5. Royal Oak, 22 Villa Street, Beeston
  6. Star inn, 22 Middle Street, Beeston. See: Star Inn, Beeston
  7. Three Horseshoes, Middle Street, Beeston (opened by Shipstones on 9 December 1965)

Hucknall

  1. Chequers Inn, High Street, Hucknall
  2. Green Dragon, Watnall Road, Hucknall
  3. Half Moon, Market Place, Hucknall
  4. Lodge (later Bowman), Nottingham Road, Hucknall
  5. Malt Shovel, 150 Annesley Road, Hucknall
  6. Portland Arms, 38 Annesley Road, Hucknall
  7. Waggon & Horses (later Broomhill Inn), Broomhill Road, Hucknall (September 1964)

Mansfield

  • Belle Vue, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
    Belle Vue, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
  • Black Boy, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
    Black Boy, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
  1. Belle Vue, Stockwell Gate, Mansfield
  2. Black Boy, Market Place, Mansfield
  3. Blue Boar, Market Place, Mansfield
  4. Talbot, 151 Nottingham Road, Mansfield
  5. White Hart, Church Street, Mansfield

Elsewhere in Nottinghamshire

  • Engine House, Carlton
    Engine House, Carlton
  • Inham Nook, Chilwell
    Inham Nook, Chilwell
  • Red Heart, Ruddington, 2006
    Red Heart, Ruddington, 2006
  • Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
    Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
  • Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
    Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
  1. Barley Mow, Bingham (owned 1911)
  2. Beehive, Main Street, Maplebeck
  3. Black Bull, Field Lane, Blidworth
  4. Black Horse, 29 Main Street, Caythorpe. In 1997, the Caythorpe Brewery was established here.
  5. Blue Tit, Tuxford Road, Boughton (built 1957 by Sam Smith)
  6. Brick & Tile, Palmerston Street, Underwood
  7. Charlton Arms, 361 High Road, Chilwell
  8. Chequers, 17 High Road, Chilwell
  9. Cherry Tree, Collyer Road, Calverton (opened by Sam Smith in December 1959)
  10. Chesterfield Arms, Church Street, Bingham
  11. Colliers Arms, Nuthall Road, Cinderhill (built 1934)
  12. Corner Pin, 75 Palmerston Street, Westwood
  13. Cross Keys, 74 Front Street, Arnold
  14. Cross Keys, Main Street, Epperstone (purchased by Shipstones 1912; to Hardy & Hanson 1940)
  15. Dog & Rabbit, Sherwood Street, Warsop
  16. Elwes Arms, Oakdale Road, Carlton (opened by former judge Lord Elwes for Shipstones in June 1962)
  17. Engine House, 17 Old Brickyard, Carlton (1969)
  18. Feathers, 5 Church Street, Stapleford
  19. Ferry Boat, Riverside, Stoke Bardolph
  20. Ferry Inn, Main Road, Wilford
  21. Grey Goose, Arnold Lane, Gedling (by architect Albert Eberlin; opened by Sam Smith in December 1956)
  22. Grey Mare, Farnborough Road, Clifton (March 1961)
  23. Horse & Jockey, Church Lane, Selston
  24. Inham Nook, Inham Road, Chilwell
  25. Keyworth Tavern, Wolds Drive, Keyworth (December 1966)
  26. Lord Nelson, Chestnut Grove, Burton Joyce
  27. Man of Trent, Clifton Lane, Clifton (October 1957)
  28. Manvers Arms, Main Road, Radcliffe on Trent
  29. Manvers Arms, The Cross, Cotgrave
  30. Manvers Arms, Welbeck Drive, Edwinstowe
  31. Midland Hotel, 235 Derby Road, Stapleford
  32. Nags Head, 106 Carlton Hill, Carlton
  33. Nags Head, Four Lane Ends, Kirkby in Ashfield
  34. Newcastle Arms, Station Road, Southwell
  35. Old Cross, 26 Church Street, Stapleford
  36. Old Plough, Park Lane, Sutton Bonington
  37. Old White Bull, 447 Nottingham Road, Giltbrook
  38. Old Wine Vaults, 11 Church Street, Eastwood
  39. Plough, Old Melton Road, Normanton on the Wolds
  40. Potmakers Arms, Mansfield Road, Sutton in Ashfield
  41. Ram, Mansfield Road, Redhill, Arnold
  42. Red Heart, Easthorpe Street, Ruddington
  43. Red Lion, Old Main Road, Costock
  44. Royal Oak, 146 Burton Road, Carlton
  45. Sherwin Arms, Derby Road, Bramcote
  46. Sherwood, Kirklington Road, Rainworth (ca.1970)
  47. South Notts Hussars, Greythorn Drive, West Bridgford (December 1965)
  48. Stag Inn, 67 Nottingham Road, Kimberley
  49. Stanton Arms, Mickledale Lane, Bilsthorpe (formerly owned by the Stanton Iron & Coal Co)
  50. Star Inn, 70 Nottingham Road, Gotham
  51. Station Hotel, Station Road, Newstead (built 1881, demolished 2018)
  52. Three Crowns, 23 Easthorpe Street, Ruddington
  53. Three Horseshoes, Main Street, Willoughby on the Wolds
  54. Three Tuns, 58 Three Tuns Road, Eastwood
  55. Wheatsheaf, Long Acre, Bingham (brickwork dated 1779)
  56. White Lion, Main Street, Rempstone
  57. White Lion, 240 Nottingham Road, Selston (ex Losco Bradley Ltd)
  58. White Lion, Swingate, Kimberley
  59. Wolds Hotel, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford
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