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City Centre : The South

Division 1 : Area 9

Finkelgate : group 6

. . . 6 pubs in this group . . . 1 still serving.

 Meaning of symbols

The group includes the far end of Ber Street,
which is beyond St. John de Sepulchre church.
Richmond Hill (just outside Ber Street Gate) is also included.

The group is closely related to Hall Road/City Road
in the Southern area (Group 2).

Listing
The pubs are listed from the Ber Street end of Finkelgate
via St. Catherine's Plain and Queen's Road, to the end of
Ber Street, then returning to the church.
(i.e. anti-clockwise around the triangular 'block').
A - B - C   order
Berstrete Gates : Black Horse : London Steam Packet : New Inn

Pheasant Cock : Richmond Hill  
1.     Identity code 1010 ^Top^
London Steam Packet : Destroyed NOW Parkland
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Thos. Massey

    St. Catherine's Plain
    (North side of Finkelgate)
    next to
    Norgate's Court
Other names :-
Steam Packet (1864)		 Classic Tie - Massey (1845) 1836
to
1865		 Empty
Research :   Name 1010
 
2.     Identity code 72 ^Top^
Black Horse : Destroyed NOW New housing
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Morse

    11 Finkelgate
    (South side)
Other names :-		 Classic Tie - S & P 1824
to
Dec. 1925		 Empty
Research :   Date 72
 
3.     Identity code 510 ^Top^
New Inn : Closed NOW Video Hire (May 2003)
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Seaman's
Enterprise Inns logo

    19 Finkelgate
    (South side)
    St. Catherine's Plain
    194 Queen's Road
Other names :-
St. Catherine's New Inn
(orig.)
St. Catherine's (1879)
By 1965 : New Inn		 Classic Tie - Lacon's (1896)
     1966 : Whitbread's
     later - Enterprise Inns

General Remarks :-
Closed 1964/5
Re-built by 1965
Refurbished March 1999
Closed & for sale
July 2000
Re-opened Sept. 2000

 1861
to
2001

Picture  55K; 70K

Empty

Research :   Photo 510
 
4.     Identity code 552 ^Top^
Pheasant Cock : Closed NOW Offices
Brewery Tie : (orig.) St. Martin's

    244 Queen's Road
    (East side)
Other names :-
by 1822 : Jolly Farmers
by 1830 : Pheasant & Farmers
Pheasant Cock (1836)
Pheasant Cock & Farmers (1842)
Pheasant (1845, 1850)
by 1854 : Pheasant Cock		 Classic Tie - S & P pre-1797
to
Jan. 1976		 Picture  60K

Empty

Research :   History 552
 
5.     Identity code 621 ^Top^
Richmond Hill : Destroyed NOW Open Space
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Tompson's
      Morgans (1845)

    1 Bracondale
    (East side)
    adj. City Wall
    East of
    Foulger's Opening
Other names :-
Waggoners (orig.)
by 1822 : Richmond Hill
R. Hill Gardens (1845)		 Classic Tie - Bullard's (By 1867)

General Remarks :-
Pleasure Gardens

 1806
to
Dec. 1930		 Empty
Research :   Landlords 621
 
6.     Identity code 62 ^Top^ EXTANT PUB   Extant Pub
Berstrete Gates : Tied
Brewery Tie : Pubmaster

    174 Ber Street
    (East side)
    East of
    Livingstone Place
    NR1 3EN
Other names :-
King's Arms (orig.)
June 1937 : Berstrete Gates		 Classic Tie - George May (Morgan's)
     See Research

General Remarks :-
Beerhouse (1850, 1859)

Single-storey
extension 1937

 1760
to
Present		   Open Midday to 11 p.m.
  Sunday 12 to 10.30

  Picture  34K; 50K

Tel. : 01603 620623

Research :   Empty 62 Ties

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