Old Sheffield pubs from the past gone for ever

[stevie1957]

On the same side, but on Cambridge Street, the Sportsman.

[stevie1957]

That might be it, just across the street, like the Albert - is that also long-gone?

 

It’s changed name to the Hush Bar.

 

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[kidley]

what about the BARLYCORN AND THE UNION?

[lazarus]

It’s changed name to the Hush Bar.

 

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This is now the Gatsby but originally the Foresters.

[Bypassblade]

I know we've lost lots of great pubs over the years, but what always does my head in is why they give them stupid bloody names "Slug & lettuce, and Ferret & Trouser Leg" to name but 2.

 

The original Saddle on West Street was great, as was Red Lion just round from City Hall.

[lazarus]

I know we've lost lots of great pubs over the years, but what always does my head in is why they give them stupid bloody names "Slug & lettuce, and Ferret & Trouser Leg" to name but 2.

 

The original Saddle on West Street was great, as was Red Lion just round from City Hall.

 

That great old pub on West St, the Mailcoach is now called The Wick At Both Ends whats that all about.

[Shogun]

I think the pub that had most names was the old no 12 or the Nottingham house or the Mulberry tavern just to name a few its boarded up now that was a real proper pub in the old days.

[stevie1957]

This is now the Gatsby but originally the Foresters.

 

Crikey, I can't keep up with all the name changes. I used to use the Foresters when 'Bomber Bains' was the landlord. After he left it didn't seem the same.

[neepsendlane]

Crikey, I can't keep up with all the name changes. I used to use the Foresters when 'Bomber Bains' was the landlord. After he left it didn't seem the same.

I used it as my Night Club when the Bains where in charge.

[wobblybob50]

The Moseleys Arms at West Bar was brilliant in the 70's. A real spit and sawdust pub with a fantastic Jukebox. It had a small room on the corner with one door from the street and access to the rest of the pub was on the main road. On entering there was a passageway with a room to the right that rockers used and a room in the back where the older customers used and the outside toilets through the back. Ely the landlord was a smashing old bloke but his Barmaid Cynthia liked to try and lay down the law!!

Spent many hours in here and upstairs in the Claymore drinking draugft Newcie Brown.