Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs in North Yorkshire
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Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs in North Yorkshire
Compiled by Martin Bell
- Abbey Inn, 37 Redcar Road, Guisborough
- Agar Arms, Common Lane Warthill, near York (by 1923)
- Alpine Lodge, Boroughbridge Road, Kirk Deighton, previously Old Fox, (Dec. 1928, burnt down 2005)
- Anchor Inn, 16 Belmangate, Guisborough
- Angel & White Horse, 23 Bridge Street, Tadcaster (brewery tap, 1977)
- Barrowcliffe Hotel, Barrowcliffe Road, Scarborough (1950s, demolished 2008)
- Bay Horse, 11 Commercial Street, Tadcaster
- Bay Horse, Tunstall Road, Tunstall, near Catterick
- Bishop Blaize Hotel, Richmond, beer supplied 1890
- Blacksmiths Arms, Shipton Road, Skelton, near York
- Blacksmiths Arms, 1 Hilltop, Farlington, near Sheriff Hutton
- Board, 20 Micklegate, York (ex Walker and Scott (1937-1964, closed now freehouse)
- Boot & Shoe, 2 Marston Road, Tockwith
- Bridge Inn, 2 Layerthorpe, York (1889, closed 1921, demolished)
- Brigadier Gerard, 84 Monkgate, York (built June 1984)
- Britannia Inn, 2 Commercial Street, Tadcaster (1891)
- Brown Cow, 36 Hope Street, York (by 1891, demolished and rebuilt 1930s)
- Buckles Inn, A64 Askham Richard, replaced New Inn (built 1938)
- Burns Hotel, 23 Market Street, York, previously Hansom Cab, (acquired Sept. 1889)
- Commercial Hotel, 70 High Street, Knaresborough, previously Borough Bailiff, (Nov. 1919)
- Castle, 5 The Green, Sheriff Hutton, Near York
- Castle Hotel, 35/36 Queen Street, Scarborough (burnt down rebuilt as housing)
- Cattle Market Inn, 1 Fawcett Street, York, previously Paragon (1946, closed 1983, restaurant)
- Cricketers Arms, 18 Market Place, Selby, previously Ship Inn (Dec. 1944)
- Cross Keys, Cawood Road, Stillingfleet (1919) See:- Cross Keys, Stillingfleet
- Crown Inn, 25 High Street, Wetherby
- Crown Inn, Bolton Percy
- Crystal Palace, 68 Holgate Road, York
- Dusty Miller, Low Laithe, near Pateley Bridge (Sept. 1918, closed 1964, private house)
- Ebor Hotel, 46 Main Street, Bishopthorpe
- Falcon, 10 Chapel Street, Tadcaster (ex John Smiths, 2010)
- Flying Dutchman, Main Street, Summerbridge, near Pateley Bridge (Nov. 1942)
- Foresters Arms, high Street, Carlton, Goole (Sept. 1968)
- Fox & Hounds, Tockwith Road, Long Marston, near York (by 1892, closed, private house)
- Fox & Hounds, 18 Leeds Road, Tadcaster (by 1900)
- Friendly Tavern, 26 Piccadilly, York (1903, closed 1926, demolished)
- Gardeners Arms, Bilton Lane, Bilton, Harrogate
- George & Dragon, 18 High Street, Tadcaster (closed 1907 now a café)
- Golden Ball, 31 Sandside, Scarborough
- Golden Lion, 30 Millgate, Selby, previously Shoulder of Mutton (Dec.1944, closed, flats)
- Greyhounds Inn, Ripon Road, Killinghall, near Harrogate
- Greyhound, Main Street, Saxton (ex Tetley)
- Harewood Arms, Main Street, Follifoot
- Hare & Hounds, Manor Road, Stutton, near Tadcaster
- Howden Arms, 40 High Street, Tadcaster (by1891)
- Jolly Sailors Inn, 13 St Annes Staithe, Whitby (by 1896)
- Kings Arms, 3 Kings Staithe, York, previously Ouse Bridge Inn
- Kings Arms, Stonegate, Whixley (by 1890, closed, private house)
- Londesborough Hotel, High Street, Tadcaster (by 1943, closed 1977 now brewery office)
- Lord Nelson Inn, Caroline Place/34 Navigation Road, York (by 1889, closed 1931, demolished)
- Lumley Club, York (closed, flats)
- Malt Shovel, Oswaldkirk, near Helmsley
- Malt Shovel, New Street, Tadcaster (closed 1960s, now brewery offices)
- Market Tavern, 11 Market Place, Whitby, previously Bird in Hand, (by 1896, closed 1985, shops)
- Market Hotel, Market Place, Knaresborough (by 1912 closed now a freehouse)
- Marquis of Granby, 31 York Place, Knaresborough
- New Inn, 12 The Square, Stamford Bridge, previously Swordsman,
- New Inn with brewhouse, Low Street, Sherburn in Elmet (April 1913, sold 1934)
- Oak Tree Inn, Village Green, Catterick
- Old Star Inn, 52 High Street, Clifford, near Wetherby (Jan. 1937)
- Plough Inn, 20 Baxtergate, Whitby (bought in 1896 for £1620, demolished and rebuilt)
- Prince of Wales, Spofforth, near Wetherby, (By 1895, licence refused, closed 1928, private house)
- Queens Head, Bootham Square, York (by 1894, closed 1923, demolished 1934)
- Radcliffe Arms, Pannal Road, Follifoot (previously Kings Arms Inn)
- Railway Hotel, Kirkgate, Tadcaster (by 1891, closed 1904, shop)
- Railway Inn, Park Terrace, Spofforth,
- Red Bear, 4 Low Street, Sherburn in Elmet (Jan. 1920)
- Robin Hood, Kirkgate, Tadcaster (ex W.H.Thackwray, April 1892, closed, now a shop)
- Roebuck inn with brewhouse, Main Street, Appleton Roebuck (Dec. 1917)
- Rose and Crown, Main Street, Askham Richard
- Royal Oak, Church Street, Whitby (by 1896, closed 1904, private house)
- Royal Oak Hotel, Dacre Banks, near Pateley Bridge (bought May 1943 for £3850, now a freehouse)
- Royal Oak Inn, 8 Wighill lane, Tadcaster (May 1901)
- Sea Horse Hotel, 4 Fawcett Street, York (previously Shire Horse, by 1888)
- Six Bells, Ox Carr Lane, Strensall (built 1989)
- Slip Inn, York Road, Tadcaster (by 1943, closed, private house)
- Shoulder of Mutton, Chapel Green, Appleton Roebuck (Oct. 1918)
- Sportsmans Arms, Tunstall (a private house now but the old cellar doors are still visible by the roadside on Google Maps, east end of the village on the right side of the road, opposite the ‘phone box, going towards Catterick Village. Courtesy David Boniface)
- St. Cuthberts Inn, Uckerby, near Richmond (closed 1997, private house)
- Sun Inn, York Road, Long Marston
- Tankard Inn, Rufforth, near York (1937)
- Three Horseshoes, Norton le Clay, near Boroughbridge
- Three Greyhounds, later Musketeer, Horsefair, Boroughbridge (now a freehouse)
- Tiger Inn, 29 Main Street, Haxby
- Trafalgar Bay, 7 Nunnery Lane, York (by 1907, ex J Hunts)
- Wagon & Horses, 3 Great North Road, Fairburn, near Knottingley
- Wellington Inn, 47 Alma Terrace, York (by 1889)
- Wellington Inn, 90 Goodramgate, York (by 1889, closed 1913, now a chemist)
- Wellington Inn, 23 Briggate, Knaresborough (April 1935)
- White Bear, Main Street, Stillington (now a freehouse)
- White Swan, 18 Bridge Street, Tadcaster (ex John Smiths, 2010 closed, still owned)
- Willow Tree Inn, 51 Roman Road, Leeming Village, Leeming
- York Arms, 24/26 High Petergate, York (ex- Hewiit Brothers Ltd, Grimsby)
- Off-licence, 90 Ambrose Street, York (by 1887, closed 1957, private house)
- Off-licence, 20½ Dove Street, York (by 1898, closed 1968, private house)
- Off-licence, 8 St. Ann Street, York (by 1904, demolished 1960s)
- Off-licence, 23 Winterscale Street, York (Jan. 1895, demolished 1960s)
- Off-licence, 119 Walmgate, York (by 1892, demolished 1960s)