Lincoln, Lincolnshire pub history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Lincolnshire. The Lincolnshire listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
This is a listing of the street directory for Lincoln, with links to the relevant pubs, beer houses and hotels.
Alfred Street - Brayford Wharf :
ALFRED STREET (108 High street)
WesleyAn Chapel and Schools
1 White George, foreman
7 Smith William, manager
9 Roby William, foreman
11 Scott George, tinner and brazier
15 Hodson John (coal merchant)
51 Elsby MrB Mary, shopkeeper
2 Withers George, victualler - City Vaults
18 Bean Harrison, shoemaker
20 Vann Oliver, shoe dealer
50 Commins Charles, butcher
72 Toone George, book agent
ANCHOR STREET. (126 High street.)
Watkins J. carriage builder
Branston J. W. & H. maltsters
Branston J. G. maltster
Buston, Proctor & Co. engineers, &c. Sheaf Wood works
Bass, Batcliff & Gretton, maltsters
ANDERSON'S LANE. (Lark lane.)
Brown George, shopkeeper
ASYLUM ROAD. {Prospect ter.)
9 Wilson John, assistant
Beaumont fee
Brocklebank Mrs Eleanor Mary
Drury lane
BAGGHOLME ROAD. (Monks road.)
2 Holmes John Daniel, clerk
3 Nicholson J. T. foreman painter
4 Dickinson Isaac, clerk
5 Lilly Charles (j)
8 Cope John, mechanic
9 Brewer Mrs Martha
9 Brewer Williamson, compositor
16 Cooling Gylee, (j) machinist
21 Sharpe Mrs Ann, apartments
23 Jowers Joseph, shopman
23 Jowers Mrs Ellen C. milliner
25 Atkinson George, foreman
26 Willoughby Henry, cowkeeper
27 Cottam John Henry, foreman
28 Eagle William, butcher & victualler - Crown
Inn
Winn street
Jenkinson Henry, bootmaker
Waterside North
32 Mitten Matthew, foreman
34 Bee Thomas, foreman
35 Harrison Mrs My. Jane, milliner
36 Broadbery Jph. (j) brass turner
BAILGATE. (Castle hill.)
2 Smith John & Co. grocers
2 Holmes George (Smith J. & Co.)
3 Peck Mr William
3 White George, stationer
4 Writhe John, tailor
5 Maltby William, Battle, chemist
6 XomlinBon & Hayward, chemists
6 Hyett Henry, druggist's manager
7 Hiley William, shopkeeper
8 Kennedy Mrs Frances
9 Dickerson James, draper
10 Hurd Bobert Duniel, fruiterer
11 Lewis Thomas, tinner & brazier
12 Boswell Mrs Eliza, dressmaker
13 Bell James, boot & shoe maker
14 Seeley Bobert, grocer
15 Wells Gilbert, hairdresser
Gordon road
16 Elderkin William, F. bakor & corn dealer
17 Appleyard John, grocer & butcher
18 Maples William, butcher
Yard—
Woodhead G. blacksmith
19 Cole Henry, victualler - Plough
20 Perrin Thomas, butcher
21 Willerton George, victualler - Scarborough
Arms
St. Paul's Church; Bev. H. W. Bichter, incumbent
Westgate
23 Blaze W. baker & corn dealer
30 Parry Mr William
31 Taylor Mrs Ann, shopkeeper
Yd.—
Parks Mrs F. straw bonnet maker
34 Moore William, George (solicitor)
37 Palmer Thomas, beerhouse - Barley Mow
44 Bollinson Henry, victualler - Duke William
45 Padley Bev. A. Frederick, (Episcopal)
47 Panton Bobert (joiner)
48 Nicholson Henry, butcher
50 Doughty Chas. rope, &c. maker
Chapel lane
51 Brown James Hind, shopkeeper
Newport Arch
54 Whitton John Capp, baker
55 Ellis Richard, victualler
56 Moses George, furniture broker
57 Sharpe John, bricklayer & builder
61 Crossland Francis, greengrocer
63 Caster Edward, (j) butcher
64 Skill William, maltster and surveyor
65 Poole Richard, tailor
67 Horton Jackson, victualler - Three Tuns
72 Sendall Edward, wood carver
74 Sims William (joiner)
County Assembly Booms; William Foster, keeper
75 Allis George, (j) joiner
77 Thompson John, victualler - Prince of Wales
78 Enott John, saddler
78 Hickson Miss Martha, dressmaker
79 Brailsford George Roberts, victualler - Lion &
Snake
80 RobinBon Josiah, draper
81 Lunn Levi, cooper
82 Gunthorpe John, greengrocer
85 Blow Henry, glass & china dealer
86 Halliwell Edwin, hosier
88 Truman William, Hy. cabinet maker
Yard—
Rear William, chimney sweeper
89 Hill Thomas, butcher
90 Beard Charles, saddler
Eastgate
91 Kitchen William, victualler - White Hart
Hotel
92 Andrews Mrs Rebecca, butcher
93 Above Hill Post Office:
William, H. Lilburn, sub-postmaster
Barnet James, junior verger
St. Maby Magdalene's Church; Bev. H. W. Hutton, rector
BAKER ST. (St. Mark's lane.)
Warrener & Vickers, timber merchants
BANK STREET. (Silver street)
1 Nicholson Mrs Ann
1 Drury and Mortimer, architects and surveyors
2 Danby John William, solicitor
3 Cooling Mr Henry
4 Wooddin Mrs Elizabeth
5 Jay George, accountant Toynbee and Larken, solicitors
Harrison William, solicitor
8 Hughes Chs. Leadbitter, solicitor
Saltergate
9 Thompson Jno. travelling draper
10 Jackson Mrs Faith
11 Bainbridge Mrs Elizabeth
Lincoln Savings' Bank; Joseph Mawer, actuary
Lincoln County Court; Field Uppleby, Esq. registrar
BEAUMONT FEE. (Park street.)
1 Tuckwood Mr George
3 Kealey Miss C boot A shoe maker
5 Cartwright Miss Ann, stay maker
Motherby lane
Beaumont villas—
1 Close Henry S. (contractor)
2 Wilson William,(horse gig letter)
3 Holland Mrs Jane
17 Holmes Hy. reg. of births & deaths
Spring hill
Beaumont place
Thornton L. T. hunting stables
Tomlinson Charles E. (druggist)
Speed row
14 Heffernan Thomas (maltster)
16 Cumpstone Mrs Elizabeth
16a Ward James, law clerk
BEAUMONT STREET. (Victoria street.)
1 Edwards Charles, (j) machinist
2 Nicholson Miss Ann
3 Wright Mrs Mary
4 Dawson Edward A. (j) printer
5 Worthington Henry, shopman
9 Bawlinson James, accountant
Park villas—
1 Barnes Mr Henry
2 Birch Mr James
3 Wright William, joiner
Wilkinson Thomas F. foreign correspondent
BEAUMONT PLACE. (Motherby lane.)
1 Barnes Henry (joiner)
2 Flear William, tailor
2 Milner James, music teacher
3 Chapman Richard, cattle dealer
4 Gallsworthy William (tanner)
5 Holmes John Smith, foreman
10 Speet Henry, shopkeeper
11 Richardson Mr William
12 Clay Mr Richard
13 Dixon Thomas, tailor
14 Rossiter Mrs Charlotte Annie, ladies' school
BELLE VUE. (Carlines road.)
Smith Booth, shopkeeper & cowkeeper
BELLE VUE TERRACE. (Carlines road.)
Scarcliffe Miss Susan
BETHEL PLACE. (St. Mary's bridge.)
5 Taylor Mrs Charlotte, greengrocr
6 Boss John, tailor
9 Mitton James, shopkeeper
9 Mitton Miss H. M. infants' school
Primitive Methodist Chapel
BRAYFORD HEAD. (Brayford wharf.)
White & Son, sock manufacturers
Pacy Geo. Henry, coal, etc. merchant
2 Brown John C. shopkeeper
3 Glover John, victualler - Royal
William the Fourth
Buinforth William, & Son, coal merchants
Close Henry Stanley, stonemason
BRAYFORD SIDE. (High street)
5 Bell Matthew, boat builder
6 Hunt Mrs Emily, victualler - Swan Inn
Binns Frank, stonemason
Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton, maltsters
Cater Gervase, timber merchant
Wallis Robert, boat builder
Rudgard Richard, corn miller
BRAYFORD STREET. (High street)
8 Garner John, victualler - Crown & Woolpack
Seely's yard—
Volunteers' Drill Shed
Keyworth & Seely, corn merchants
Dickinson Chas. S. corn miller
Colley F. & W. monumental masons
BRAYFORD WHARF. (St. Benedict's square.)
1 Burtt Alfred, cake & seed merchant
2 Asman Robert, victualler - Crown
Goodbarne W. S. joiner & builder
Crown Hotel yard
Asman Joseph, printer
3 Norriss Ss Peel, corn & coal merchants
4 Rainforth & Son, wire workers
5 Clarke William, coal & salt merchant
Patterson William and Sons, silk throwsters
Foster W. & Co.'s machine depot
Swan Pool court
Mackinder Edwin, tillage merchant
Warrener W. J. coal, &c. merchant
Keyworth & Seely, corn millers
Heffernan & Read, corn warehouse
Townhill Charles, coal, &c. merchant
Tye John, iron & brass founder
Gt. Northern Grain & Goods office
Bevitt John, boat builder