Stourbridge Pubs

Specialising in Birmingham and the Black Country but covering all parts of the Midlands

Breweries from outside the Midlands region are included as, particularly nowadays, beers from other parts of the country are sold across the counters in the Midlands. The section is growing as more images are obtained - not all relevant to the area but, hey, I love beer and it's great fun.

Pubs of Stourbridge Worcestershire

Stourbridge

see also Norton, Oldswinford and Wollaston

Angel-Inn

Henry and Mary Ann Pagett were mine hosts of the Angel Inn during the mid-1870's. The couple had previously kept the Red Lion and the Acorn Inn, two pubs located in Amblecote's Brettell Lane.

Golden-Lion-Inn

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In the 21st century this pub has been trading as Katie Fitzgerald's but had previously been known as the Stourbridge Lion. However, for most of the pub's history, it has been called the Golden Lion Inn.

Market-Hall-Vaults

Sarah Ann Harris moved to the Market Hall Vaults from the Longlands Tavern in Lower Hill Street. She died in 1904.

Woolpack-Inn

Richard and Elizabeth Matty moved from the Woolpack Inn to the Barley Mow Inn at Wollaston.

� 1999-2007 Pubs and Breweries of the Midlands - Past and Present If you have an old photograph of a pub, any interesting stories, facts, figures or just about anything to do with a pub then please get in touch - just click on the contact icion in the left-hand column

Contains over 380 quality photos from the Mitchell's and Butler's archive, this large format book is invaluable for anyone who has an interest in Birmingham and its pubs past and present.

A pictorial history of the public houses of Burton upon Trent, from the early days right up to the present, is illustrated with over 170 images of pubs long gone, many of them demolished.

Paperback edition of the classic and popular guide to the Black Country by Harold Parsons who describes with affection and pride the towns, villages and landscape of the region

The book compiles the story of brewing in Warwickshire from the creation of a common brewery in Coventry in 1801 to the establishment of major forces during the 1830's.

Written by a former librarian at Birmingham, this book records the pubs of Birmingham city centre in an area now within the present Inner Ring Road. Over 100 images are featured.

This book takes you on a picturesque stroll along Broad Street with nearly 250 photographs and captions to celebrate the thoroughfare's rich history. Used copy in Good Condition.

This book features 200 Nottingham pubs, each with a photograph plus substantial captions. Many of the photos are from the early 1970s before the council�s mass demolition actions.

A pictorial history of Gloucestershire includes external and interior brewery views, the workers, owners and transport. An attractive book that is a superb visual record.