The Town Mill dates back to 1850 when it began life as a water-powered corn mill, before eventually becoming a pub from 1969 to 2010. It was a firm favourite with locals until it closed it's doors.

placeholder image — The Town Mill dates back to 1850 when it began life as a water-powered corn mill, before eventually becoming a pub from 1969 to 2010. It was a firm favourite with locals until it closed it's doors.

Here are 25 of Mansfield's lost pubs: how many do you remember?

By Shelley Marriott

Published 16th Oct 2024, 14:29 BST

Mansfield has seen many pubs come and go over the years, so we have taken a look at some of your favourite watering holes that we have loved and lost.

From old-fashioned boozers to rave venues, our pubs have always been the highlight of the social calendar any time of year, whether it’s a pint in a beer garden or cosying up by the fire.

Do you remember these? Would you like to see any of them return?

The pub on Albert Street was full of life in the 70s and 80s.

13. Portland Arms

The pub on Albert Street was full of life in the 70s and 80s. Photo: Barbara Roberts

The Queens Head on Queen Street was a popular pub in the town centre in years gone by.

14. Queens Head

The Queens Head on Queen Street was a popular pub in the town centre in years gone by. Photo: Barbara Roberts

The New Drum at Shirebrook.

15. New Drum

The New Drum at Shirebrook. Photo: Marisa Cashill

The Gate Inn at Warsop was a popular pub and eatery until it closed

16. The Gate

The Gate Inn at Warsop was a popular pub and eatery until it closed Photo: Chad

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