1895 – The Stags Head, Dame Court, Dublin
Architect: Alfred I. McGloughlin
One of Dublin’s most lavish late Victorian pubs,
1898 – The Crown Liquor Saloon, Belfast
Architects: E. & J. Byrne
The Crown Liquor Saloon in Great Victoria Street,
1898 – The Hedgehog Inn, Nottingham
Architect: Brewill & Baily
“The above has been rebuilt on the site of the old inn in Camoch-street with red sand-bricks,
1899 – The General Draper, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Architect: Paul & James
On the corner with Hinton Lane the General Draper was rebuilt in the 1890’s and removed for road widening in 1964,
1899 – The Jolly Sailor, Hanham, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Architect: Paul & James
Still a public house, today but run by Wetherspoon.
1901 – The Red Lion, High Street, Penygroes, Wales
Architect: Richard Hall
Sadly much altered. “This hotel, which has just been built,
1901 – The Saracens Head, Hotel Street, Leicester, Leicestershire
Architect: S. Harrison & Sons
1901 – Two Taverns at Oldham, Lancashire
Architect: Charles T. Taylor
1902 – The Century Bar, Dundalk, Co. Louth
A rare Art Nouveau public house still well maintained. Perhaps designed by a Belfast firm,
1904 – “The Carpenter’s Arms”, Charlton Common, Gloucestershire
Architect: Paul & James
