A look back at the lost pubs of Aylesbury

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If you're longing to return to your local and enjoy a catch-up with old friends, you're not alone!

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For now, you can take a trip down memory lane with our pictures.

Website www.closedpubs.co.uk has been logging the closures of Aylesbury watering holes over the years, and we’ve included all of these in our round-up below.

Anchor, Walton Street

Angel, Kingsbury Street - Now demolished

Ark, 1 Station Street

Barley Mow, 8 Nelson Terrace

Barleycorn, Cambridge Street

Bear, 43 Walton Street

Black Horse, 6 Castle Street

Britannia, 9 Buckingham Road

Bulls Head, Market Square - Now demolished

Chandos, High Street

Coach & Horses, 41 Market Square

County Arms, Cambridge Street

Cross Keys, Market Square - Now demolished

Crown, Market Square

Dark Lantern, Silver Street

Derby Arms, 14 St Marys Square

Duck, Queensmead

Eagle, 21 Kingsbury

Falcon, 4 Great Western Street

Foresters Arms, 1 Pebble Lane

George, Market Square

Greyhound, Churchill Avenue

Hen & Chickens, 122 Oxford Road

Huntsman, Walton Court

John Hampden, High Street

Nags Head, Cambridge Street

Oddfellows Arms, 64 Cambridge Street

Old Plough & Harrow, 22 Stoke Road

Plume Of Feathers, Castle Street.

Prince Of Wales, Railway Street

Queen Victoria, Bourbon Street

Railway Hotel, 25 Great Western Street

Red Cow, 32 Buckingham Street

Red Lion, Kingsbury Square

Rising Sun, Oxford Road

Royal Oak, Kingsbury Street - Now demolished

Saracens Head, 5 Rickfords Hill

Ship Inn, Walton Street

Steeplechase, Taylor Road

Three Pigeons, Wendover Road

Three Tuns, 38 Buckingham Street

Two Brewers, 23 Buckingham Street

White Hart, 15 Exchange Street

White Horse, Market Square - Now demolished.

Windmill, 47 Cambridge Street

Ye Olde Harrow Inn, Cambridge Street