Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs in North-East England
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Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs in North-East England
Compiled by Martin Bell
- Adam & Eve, 2 Frederick Street, South Shields
- Arlington Hotel, Arlington Street, Loftus (by 1945)
- Blacksmiths Arms, 7 Spring Gardens Lane, West Auckland
- Blue Bell Inn, 98 Framwellgate, Durham (by 1890, closed 1950s, demolished 1960s)
- Brown Jug Inn, Adelaide Street, Southwick, Sunderland (by 1910, demolished)
- Brunton Arms, Gypsy Lane, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough
- Burns Tavern, Thompson Street, Darlington (1988)
- Cambridge Hotel, 161 Cambridge Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough
- Colpitts Hotel, Hawthorn Terrace, Durham
- Eldon Arms, Eldon Terrace, Ferryhill
- Eston and California Club, High Street, Eston, Middlesbrough
- Eston Hotel, Fabian Road, Eston, near Middlesbrough
- Ferry Hotel, 16 Low Street, Sunderland (by 1904, closed 1910, demolished)
- Glittering Star, 9 Stonebridge, Darlington
- Golden Jubilee, Healaugh Park, Yarm
- Golden Lion, 85 High Street, Loftus
- Green Dragon, 8 Finkle Street, Stockton on Tees
- Hearts of Oak, 12 Church Street, Southwick, Sunderland (by 1912, closed 1917, empty)
- Kingfisher, Farndale Square, Dormanstown, Redcar
- Linthorpe Hotel, The Crescent, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough
- Lobster, 98-100 Coatham Road, Redcar (1947)
- Marquis of Granby, Front Street, Framwellgate Moor, near Durham
- Master Cooper, 291 Acklam Road, Middlesbrough
- Peterlee Central Club, Surtees Road, Peterlee, Near Durham
- Property, formerly Masons Tavern, Hodgkin Street, Middlesbrough
- Property, formerly Milestone Inn, Carrville, near Durham
- Prince of Wales, 2 Liddel Street, North Shields (1992)
- Princess May, 20 Claypath, Durham (by 1903, closed)
- Robert Burns, Northgate, Darlington (by 1906, closed c1969, demolished)
- Raglan, 57 South Street, Durham (closed 1907)
- Royal Oak, 117-121 Grange Road, Jarrow
- Station Hotel, North Street, Durham (demolished)
- Swan & Three Cygnets, Elvet Bridge, Durham. Former potter's workshop, opened by Sam Smith, June 1984.
- Three Tuns, Durham Road, Birtley, near Gateshead (by 1962)
- Viking Hotel, 25 Broughton Avenue, Middlesbrough
- Wheatsheaf Hotel, Roker Avenue, Sunderland (by 1910)
- Wheatsheaf Inn, Elvet Bridge, Durham (by 1893)
- Yorkshire Coble, West Dyke Road, Redcar
- ??? Station Cottages, Guisborough Road, Nunthorpe, (planning granted 2019)
- Off-licence, 13 Gurney Street, Middlesbrough (by 1893, demolished)
- Off-licence, Russell Street / Dovecot Street, Stockton (closed, private house)