North Road

In the 1930s, North Road could boast ten pubs. These were as follows:^[1]

• South side of the street from East to West:
  • Dorset Arms (No. 28 - corner of Gardner Street)
  • Moulders Arms (No. 44 - corner of Spring Gardens)
• West of Queens Road on South Side
  • Norfolk Castle (No. 54 - corner of Crown Gardens?)
• North side of the street from West to East:
  • Blue Posts (No. 58 - corner of Frederick Street)
  • Three Jolly Butchers (No. 59 - corner of Frederick Street)
  • Dolphin (No. 66-67 - corner of Foundry Street)
  • Heart and Hand (No. 75 - corner of Upper Gardner Street)
  • Noah's Ark (No. 93 - corner of Kensington Street?)
  • Red Lion (No. 99 - corner of Vine Street)
  • North Road Inn (No. 102 - corner of Cheltenham Place)

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