Image of Newshouse pub, Canal Street, Nottingham. Probably built or rebuilt in the early 1960s — Newshouse pub, Canal Street, Nottingham. Probably built or rebuilt in the early 1960s © Historic England/Elain Harwood

Newshouse pub, Canal Street, Nottingham. Probably built or rebuilt in the early 1960s © Historic England/Elain Harwood

We want to know of any pubs built after the Second World War ended in 1945

Published 17 August 2015

If you know of any post-war pubs in your area we would like to hear from you.

Image of the post-war pub on the Chandless Estate in Gateshead which was demolished in 2013

The post-war pub on the Chandless Estate in Gateshead which was demolished in 2013 © Historic England Archive, reference AA038468

We're looking for post-war pubs across England, of any type, although we're particularly interested in those built or rebuilt between 1945 and 1985. These need not still be in use as a pub; they may have been closed, altered or demolished. Your suggestions will help us to ensure our knowledge of post-war pubs across England is as complete and up-to-date as possible.

Currently, post-war pubs are a severely threatened building type, with many being converted to other uses or demolished altogether. Through this project we're aiming to help people understand and appreciate these buildings, and hopefully to help protect them.

Please contact Jo Bradley on [email protected] with your suggestions.