Public House History
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Bolsover Area Inns, Taverns, Beer Houses & Public Houses.
History.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION.........
Bolsover Area Public Houses.
The Appletree Inn, Stanfree.
The Angel 1835.
The Anchor 1835.
The Carpenters Arms. Palterton. 1835.
The Barley Mow 1835.
The Black Bull 1835.
The Black Horse, Whaley.
The Blue Bell 1835.
The Bull & Dog 1835.
The Castle Arms. Opened Dec. 22 1958.
The Carr Vale Hotel. (Station Hotel). Licence approved in 1904.
The Castle Inn.
The Cavendish.
The Cross Keys 1835.
The Devonshire Arms, Oxcroft, 1846.
The Elm Tree. Elmton. 1881.
The Gate. Scarcliffe Lanes. (Area 1.25 miles east of Scarcliffe). 1857.
The Hare & Hounds. Palterton. 1857.
The Horse & Groom. Scarcliffe. 1835.
The King of Hearts. Later Cromwells. Demolished in August 2000.
The Nags Head. Bolsover. Licence transferred to the Castle Arms in 1959.
The Nags Head. Palterton. 1857.
The Plough & Dove. Elmton. 1835.
The Quiet Woman.
The Thatched House Tavern. Licence transferred to Carr Vale Hotel. 1904.
The Travellers Rest. Shuttlewood.
The Vaults. 1881.
The West View Hillstown. Demolished after July 2004.
The White Swan (Inn) 1835.
All Bolsover unless mentioned.
Most of the existing town centre pubs have been rebuilt from their former 19th century or even older buildings.
Dates relate to earliest mention.
Castle Arms opened Dec. 22 1958. Mansfield Brewery Company.
Castle Inn formerly Peter Fidler's mothers house.
The White Swan, Hardy's Kimberley, rebuilt in 1927.
Bagshaws Derbyshire 1846.
Inns & Taverns.
Anchor, John Carter.
Angel, James Small.
Barley Mow, William Chapman.
Black Bull, Benjamin Hughes.
Black Horse, Whaley, Abraham Pressley.
Blue Bell, Robert Bond.
Cross Keys, Ann Haudley.
Devonshire Arms, Oxcroft, George Drabble.
White Swann, Jonathan Butcher.
Beerhouses.
George Pearson.
Francis Shacklock, Stanfree.
John Whitaker.
Brewers.
Kimberley Brewery.
William and Thomas Hardy purchased the Samual Robinson’s Brewery at Kimberley in Nottinghamshire in 1857. Both breweries were in close proximity to each other (directly opposite the road). Originally trading from a converted bakery in Hardy Street, Kimberley, they moved into the current brewery in 1861.
In 1930 they merged into another local brewery, Hansons, due to increasing pressure from the larger brewers. In 2006 the Hardys & Hansons Kimberley Brewery and all of its assets including its Public Houses were sold to Greene King.
The Swan Inn.
Brampton Brewery.
Anchor Inn
Black Horse, Whaley
Castle Inn. Renamed Hudsons in 1988. Now The Fidlers Rest.
Chesterfield Brewery.
Black Bull.
Blue Bell.
Cavendish Hotel.
Carr Vale Hotel.
Nags Head.
The Thatched House Tavern.
Scarsdale Brewery.
Appletree Inn Stanfree
