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Places of interest in Ibstock, LE67
WhitwickThe Abbey Inn, Cademan Street. Closed in 1911 and now demolished,The Blacksmiths Arms, on the end of Hall Lane, closed in 1908 and later demolished. (now the site of the local Methodist Church),The Boot Inn, on Silver Street, closed as a public house in 1913, premises has been some form of take away for more than 60 years, currently "Whitwick Spice",The Castle Inn, on Castle Street, closed in 1970, now a house,The Cricketers Arms, on Leicester Road, closed in 1908 and now demolished,The Crown and Cushion on Silver Street, closed in 2003 and became a house,The Crown and Cushion on South Street (South Street was latterly made into an extension of North Street) closed in 1923 and survived as a house until being demolished in the 1970s. The two pubs, curiously, at one point operated at the same time, with the same name and quite close to one another.The Duke of Newcastle, formerly on North Street, demolished in recent years, now the site of housing development.The Duke of York, on Leicester Road, closed in 1929 and now demolished.The Hastings Arms, in the Market Place, was named for the Hastings family.[18] The pub closed in 1961 and was demolished. In 2009 it is the site of a car showroom.The Hermitage Inn, on Hermtage Road. This was in two locations. The first Hermitage Inn still exists as a house, however the replacement "Hermitage Hotel" which the license transferred too was demolished in 1967 due to mining subsidence.The Marquis of Granby, near King Richard's Hill. Demolished,The New Inn, Brooks Lane/Corner of Talbot Street, closed and demolished in 1934,The Railway Hotel, South Street (now North Street) closed in 1965 to become a Hardware Store, now a B-Warm Windows sales outlet. Built on top of another pub, "The Joiners Arms", whose ground floor rooms are now the basement rooms of the B-Warm Windows outlet. (The road level was raised when the railway was built).The Royal George, North Street, closed in 1913,The Talbot Arms, Talbot Street, closed in 1931 and finallyThe Waggon and Horses, on Church Lane. This adjoined the Black Horse, but was purchased and demolished by Leicestershire County Council in 1985 to improve the road junction.[18]ThringstoneThe church is one of forty-two nationally in the patronage of Her Majesty The Queen (in Right of Her Duchy of Lancaster)Newhall, DerbyshireThe Newhall and Stanton ward is in the non-metropolitan district of South Derbyshire, and in the county of Derbyshire. In the 2001 census, the Newhall ward, as defined in 1998, had a population of 6,214. In 2005, the ward was renamed to Newhall and Stanton, and enlarged slightly, to include more of the Newhall area; at the time of the 2001 census the area covered by the new ward had a population of 6,963.[3][4]Bretby HallThe fifth Earl demolished the mansion and built the present Hall (c.1812) to a design by Sir Jeffry Wyatville.The Moat GroundA couple of seasons later they moved to the Leicestershire Senior League and enjoyed success in the immediate post-war years as they won the title in 1946/7 and 1947/8 and were runners-up in 1948/9. At the start of the fifties the Club made the decision to join the Central Alliance. However, on this occasion, their stay in that League was only brief and they joined the Birmingham & District League in 1954/5. They then rejoined the Central Alliance in 1959/60 and stayed in that League until 1974/5 during which time the League changed its title to the East Midlands Regional League.Information by Wikipedia.com
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