Raise a glass to these gone but not forgotten Leeds pubs. PIC:Raise a glass to these gone but not forgotten Leeds pubs. PIC:
Raise a glass to these gone but not forgotten Leeds pubs. PIC:

33 closed Leeds pubs which will stir fond memories for drinkers

Raise a glass to these gone but not forgotten Leeds pubs.
Andrew Hutchinson
By Andrew Hutchinson
Published 19th Jun 2022, 04:45 BST
Updated 1st Jul 2022, 18:06 BST

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They may have fallen by the wayside but for many will always evoke happy times of a misspent youth or a sense of community and belonging. They cover all corners of Leeds and are sure to evoke happy memories which time cannot erase for a generation of drinkers. READ MORE: 25 Leeds pubs you may remember from the 1980s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook

The Merry Monk on Kirkstall Hill. It was knocked down in July 2017.

13. The Merry Monk

The Merry Monk on Kirkstall Hill. It was knocked down in July 2017.

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The New Inn on Dewsbury Road in Beeston will be remembered by generations of drinkers.

14. The New Inn

The New Inn on Dewsbury Road in Beeston will be remembered by generations of drinkers.

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Remember The Malvern on Beeston Hill? It shut in 2008.

15. The Malvern

Remember The Malvern on Beeston Hill? It shut in 2008. Photo: Peter Thacker

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Did you ever drink in the the Lord Nelson pub on Holbeck Lane pictured in July 2004? It was already disused when it was destroyed by fire in 2011.

16. The Lord Nelson

Did you ever drink in the the Lord Nelson pub on Holbeck Lane pictured in July 2004? It was already disused when it was destroyed by fire in 2011. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

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The White Cross at Fartown in Pudsey. Pictured in October 2003 before it closed.

17. The White Cross

The White Cross at Fartown in Pudsey. Pictured in October 2003 before it closed. Photo: Tony Johnson

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The Wilsons Arms at Seacroft. It was demolished in 2003.

18. Wilsons Arms

The Wilsons Arms at Seacroft. It was demolished in 2003. Photo: PA

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