View source for Shipstone & Sons Ltd Pubs in Nottinghamshire County

<big>'''[[Shipstone & Sons Ltd]] Pubs in Nottinghamshire County'''</big>

===Beeston===

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

===Hucknall===

# Chequers Inn, High Street, Hucknall
# Green Dragon, Watnall Road, Hucknall
# Half Moon, Market Place, Hucknall
# Lodge (later Bowman), Nottingham Road, Hucknall
# Malt Shovel, 150 Annesley Road, Hucknall
# Portland Arms, 38 Annesley Road, Hucknall
# Waggon & Horses (later Broomhill Inn), Broomhill Road, Hucknall (September 1964)

===Mansfield===

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File:MansfieldBelleVue1981_Chad.jpg|Belle Vue, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
File:MansfieldBlackBoy_Chad.jpg|Black Boy, Mansfield (photo courtesy Mansfield CHAD)
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# Belle Vue, Stockwell Gate, Mansfield
# Black Boy, Market Place, Mansfield
# Blue Boar, Market Place, Mansfield
# Talbot, 151 Nottingham Road, Mansfield
# White Hart, Church Street, Mansfield

===Elsewhere in Nottinghamshire===

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File:CarltonEngineHouse.jpg|Engine House, Carlton
File:ChilwellInhamNook2015bb_SP_Aug2015.jpg|Inham Nook, Chilwell
File:RuddingtonRedHeart2006_BHK_Mar2006.jpg|Red Heart, Ruddington, 2006
File:RuddingtonRedHeart2011aa_SP_Jun2011.jpg|Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
File:RuddingtonRedHeart2011bb_SP_Jun2011.jpg|Red Heart, Ruddington, 2011
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# Barley Mow, Bingham (owned 1911)
# Beehive, Main Street, Maplebeck
# Black Bull, Field Lane, Blidworth
# Black Horse, 29 Main Street, Caythorpe. In 1997, the [[Caythorpe Brewery]] was established here.
# Blue Tit, Tuxford Road, Boughton (built 1957 by Sam Smith)
# Brick & Tile, Palmerston Street, Underwood
# Charlton Arms, 361 High Road, Chilwell
# Chequers, 17 High Road, Chilwell
# Cherry Tree, Collyer Road, Calverton (opened by Sam Smith in December 1959)
# Chesterfield Arms, Church Street, Bingham
# Colliers Arms, Nuthall Road, Cinderhill (built 1934)
# Corner Pin, 75 Palmerston Street, Westwood
# Cross Keys, 74 Front Street, Arnold
# Cross Keys, Main Street, Epperstone (purchased by Shipstones 1912; to Hardy & Hanson 1940)
# Dog & Rabbit, Sherwood Street, Warsop
# Elwes Arms, Oakdale Road, Carlton (opened by former judge Lord Elwes for Shipstones in June 1962)
# Engine House, 17 Old Brickyard, Carlton (1969)
# Feathers, 5 Church Street, Stapleford
# Ferry Boat, Riverside, Stoke Bardolph
# Ferry Inn, Main Road, Wilford
# Grey Goose, Arnold Lane, Gedling (by architect Albert Eberlin; opened by Sam Smith in December 1956)
# Grey Mare, Farnborough Road, Clifton (March 1961)
# Horse & Jockey, Church Lane, Selston
# Inham Nook, Inham Road, Chilwell
# Keyworth Tavern, Wolds Drive, Keyworth (December 1966)
# Lord Nelson, Chestnut Grove, Burton Joyce
# Man of Trent, Clifton Lane, Clifton (October 1957)
# Manvers Arms, Main Road, Radcliffe on Trent
# Manvers Arms, The Cross, Cotgrave
# Manvers Arms, Welbeck Drive, Edwinstowe
# Midland Hotel, 235 Derby Road, Stapleford
# Nags Head, 106 Carlton Hill, Carlton
# Nags Head, Four Lane Ends, Kirkby in Ashfield
# Newcastle Arms, Station Road, Southwell
# Old Cross, 26 Church Street, Stapleford
# Old Plough, Park Lane, Sutton Bonington
# Old White Bull, 447 Nottingham Road, Giltbrook
# Old Wine Vaults, 11 Church Street, Eastwood
# Plough, Old Melton Road, Normanton on the Wolds
# Potmakers Arms, Mansfield Road, Sutton in Ashfield
# Ram, Mansfield Road, Redhill, Arnold
# Red Heart, Easthorpe Street, Ruddington
# Red Lion, Old Main Road, Costock
# Royal Oak, 146 Burton Road, Carlton
# Sherwin Arms, Derby Road, Bramcote
# Sherwood, Kirklington Road, Rainworth (ca.1970)
# South Notts Hussars, Greythorn Drive, West Bridgford (December 1965)
# Stag Inn, 67 Nottingham Road, Kimberley
# Stanton Arms, Mickledale Lane, Bilsthorpe (formerly owned by the Stanton Iron & Coal Co)
# Star Inn, 70 Nottingham Road, Gotham
# Station Hotel, Station Road, Newstead (built 1881, demolished 2018)
# Three Crowns, 23 Easthorpe Street, Ruddington
# Three Horseshoes, Main Street, Willoughby on the Wolds
# Three Tuns, 58 Three Tuns Road, Eastwood
# Wheatsheaf, Long Acre, Bingham (brickwork dated 1779)
# White Lion, Main Street, Rempstone
# White Lion, 240 Nottingham Road, Selston (ex [[Losco Bradley Ltd]])
# White Lion, Swingate, Kimberley
# Wolds Hotel, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford