Leeds lost pubs

Old, disused, forgotten and converted pubs
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20522tay
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Don't think this one has been mentioned yet either The Griffin Hotel
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The Park ( previously Little Park) on the Burley/hyde park border. Now converted to flats - in a bit of 'state' at present
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The City of Mabgate - Great Pub, Great name, Great Building. I was so sad and angry when this Leeds institution closed - If i had the money I'd buy it and reopen it. At least its not being demolished but converted to flats I believe.
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Another lovely old building - the Spotted cow in Holbeck - boarded up but perhaps not dead yet.
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Moo....
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Thats one holy cow i gotta get myself Drapsey!!! Nice work....
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Thought you'd like that one Phill !- I assume you know exactly where it is ?
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Post by jf »

Spotted Cow is an ace building. They can't possibly pull that one down! The cynic in me says they will, since it's a small building on a larger plot. Expect a mundane looking three-storey block of flats on that site in the next couple of years.

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drapesy wrote: I think this is the sign Phill D was talking about on page 4 of the 'signs of old leodis' thread. Molineaux, presumably, was a brewery . I believe the building that was the Bay Horse is still down the yard - its marked on old maps - I'll get a pic next time i'm in town Yes it is the very same Drapsey. I'm shocking with recollecting names. I had the briefest glimpse as i hurried past down the yard. It looks very interesting with Either tiles or glazed brick.. I must try for a better look a quiet morning...
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Post by Phill_d »

I certainly do Drapsey... I remember fixing some broken tables in there for the landlord years ago. Guess who give him all his money back buying beer? :-)
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