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DERBY PUBS

OLD DOLPHIN

 

 

 

 

Location:  On the corner of Queen Street and Full Street, a few yards to the west of Derby Cathedral.

Historical Information:  Derby's oldest surviving pub, first licensed in 1530, it is a fine example of a timber-framed building. An old coaching inn, it is said to have been a stopping-off point for highwaymen. Recently, a hidden room was discovered on the first floor of the pub. A corridor in the pub was once a Derby street!

Sign:  The Dolphin was a well known Christian symbol in medieval days, which gives credibility to the presumed date of the founding of the pub. 

Curiosities:  Several ghosts reputedly haunt the pub, which is a regular calling place for 'Ghost Walks' organised by local celebrity Richard Felix, who stars in the TV series 'Most Haunted'.

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Babington Arms

Old Bell

Brick and Tile

Bridge Inn

Brunswick Inn

Cattle Market Hotel(Smithfield)

Crown and Cushion

Dolphin

Exeter Arms

Flower Pot

Friary Hotel

George Inn (Jorrocks)

Greyhound

Midland Hotel

Noah's Ark

Royal Standard

Seven Stars

Seymours

Strutts

Old Silk Mill

Old Spa Inn

The Standing Order

Tiger Inn

Wardwick Tavern

Waterfall

 


 

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