Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs in the East Midlands

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List of Samuel Smith Old Brewery Ltd pubs, clubs and off licences in the East Midlands

Compiled by Martin Bell

Abbey Inn, Darley Abbey
The Riverway, Nottingham
  1. Abbey Inn, Darley Street, Darley Abbey, Derby [1]
  2. All Saints Brewery Tap, 22 All Saints Street, Stamford
  3. Auckland Collonade, 203 North Promenade, Cleethorpes (closed now shop)
  4. Badger, Recreation Road, Shirebrook (closed, now shop)
  5. Berkerley Hotel, Doncaster Road, Scunthorpe (opened 26 Sept 1940)
  6. Blue Tit, Tuxford Road, New Ollerton, Nottinghamshire (1957, sold to Shipstones, demolished)
  7. Botolph Arms, 465 Oundle Road, Peterborough
  8. Cherry Tree, Collyer Road, Calverton, Nottinghamshire (opened 1959, sold to Shipstones, demolished 2012)
  9. Cole Street Working Men’s Club, Scunthorpe (acquired by 1956)
  10. Coopers Apprentice, Stevenage (opened 1986, closed it became a free house)
  11. Corby Ex Service Mens Club, Lloyds Road, Corby
  12. Cornhill Vaults, Cornhill, Lincoln (1976, closed 2012, now stores)
  13. Crows Nest, Balmoral Road, Cleethorpes (1958)
  14. Devonshire Arms, King Street, Alfreton (from Shipstones 2015)
  15. Foresters Arms, Carlton, Goole (in 1976)
  16. Golden Lion, 49 West Street, Bourne (sold 2014, it became a free house)
  17. Grey Goose, 73 Arnold Lane, Gedling, near Nottingham (opened 1956, architect Albert Eberlin; sold to Shipstones, demolished 2010)
  18. Highfield House, Frances Street, Scunthorpe (2003)
  19. Hop Pole Hotel, Main Street, Ollerton
  20. Marine Hotel, Lumley Street, Skegness (owned by 1946; it became a free house)
  21. Masons Arms, Cornmarket, Louth, (bought 1934 for £5,260, it became a freehouse)
  22. Newmarket Vaults, 1 Market Street / 23 High Street West, Derby (by 1935, closed 1971, demolished)
  23. Old White Horse, Churchgate, Spalding
  24. Open Hearth, Warley Road, Scunthorpe (1954)
  25. Palatine Club, Grimsby, beer supplied 1934 (closed)
  26. Pig and Whistle, Winterton Road, Scunthorpe, previously Pheonix (1980)
  27. Queen Bess, Derwent Road, Scunthorpe (1959)
  28. Railway Tavern, 21 Winsover Road, Spalding (closed)
  29. Red Lion, Bull Ring, Horncastle, 2015
  30. Refreshment Pavilion, Pier Gardens, Cleethorpes (1939, closed it became a nightclub)
  31. Riverway, The Meadows, Nottingham (Built by Shipstone, ca.1970; to Sams 2015) [2].
  32. Rockingham Arms, Studfall Avenue, Corby
  33. Savile Arms, Bilsthorpe Road, Eakring
  34. Sherpa, 1 Grange Lane South, Scunthorpe
  35. Squinting Cat, Mansfield Road, Clipstone (1957, demolished)
  36. Stanton Arms, Bilsthorpe, Nottinghamshire (from Shipstones 2015)
  37. Station Hotel, Station Road, Newstead (from Shipstones 2015) (demolished 2018)
  38. St Marys Vaults, 19 St Marys Street, Stamford
  39. Whitegates, Clipstone Road East, Forest Town, near Mansfield (Opened April 1963)
  40. White Hart Hotel, Market Place, Ollerton
  41. Widow Cullens Well, 29 Steep Hill, Lincoln, previously Wig and Mitre (2009)
  42. Wortley Almshouses, Westgate, Peterborough
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