Over the years so many pubs have closed but here are 24 pictures to take you back to the bar.
Over the coming months we will try and cover as many closed Derbyshire pubs as we can so bare with us if you can’t see your favourite jaunt just yet
Which ones do you miss the most and why? Let us know your closed pub memories – email [email protected]
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9. The Red House
The Red House was situated at 168 Solly Street. This pub closed in 2016 and is now used as a convenience store. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
10. The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak was situated at 11 Hollis Croft. This pub was closed and demolished in 1999. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
11. The Runaway Girl
The Runaway Girl was situated at 111 Arundel Street. This pub is now in commercial use. Photo: closedpubs.co.uk
12. The Sportsmans Inn
The Sportsmans Inn was situated on St Thomas Street, picture taken in 1924. Photo: closedpub.co.uk