List of Hundleby Brewery Ltd Pubs

The following is a report of sale in the Alford Gazette dated 26 March 1921 following the failure of Hundleby Brewery Ltd:

1. Wheatsheaf, New Leake (sold to R.G. Kitching of Grimsby who had bought the Hundleby Brewery)
2. Saracen’s Head, East Keal (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
3. Rising Sun, Bratoft (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
4. Anchor Inn, Toynton All Saints (sold to the sitting tenants)
5. Bridge Inn beerhouse, Stickney (sold to the sitting tenants)
6. Coach & Horses, Toynton All Saints (sold to apparently private buyers)
7. Red Lion, East Kirkby, near Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
8. Dog & Duck beerhouse, New Leake (sold to apparently private buyers)
9. Black Horse, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
10. Three Tuns, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
11. King’s Head, Addlethorpe (sold to apparently private buyers)
12. Anchor, East Street, Alford (sold to apparently private buyers)
13. Blacksmith’s Arms, Skendleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
14. Green Dragon, West Ashby (sold to apparently private buyers)
15. Ebrington Arms, Kirkby on Bain (sold to apparently private buyers)
16. Queen’s Head, Boston Road, Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
17. Maltster’s Arms, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
18. Fox & Hounds beerhouse, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
19. Duke’s Head, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
20. Black Horse, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
21. Cross Keys beerhouse, Salmonby (withdrawn from sale)

At an earlier date Hundleby Brewery Ltd. are thought to have also owned:

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