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Picture source: James Bradshaw
The Eight Bells was situated on Bartholomew Street. This is a grade-II listed building.
Listed building details:
Probably C17; formerly the Eight Bells public house until circa 1970. Refenestrated C19 with modern 2 storey addition at the rear. One-and-a-half storeys. Three gabled bays, that at south and over carriageway to the former 'Trafalgar Place' Tiled roof with finials and bargeboards to gables. Timber-framed with plastered front. Three-light ground floor windows with traceried Gothick lights; 2-light 1st floor windows with traceried lights and hood moulds. Gabled porch with turned balusters; ½ glazed door. Interior with moulded beams.
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Other Photos
Publican John Spracklen, 1932	Picture source: Raymond Simonds
Picture source: Sue McArdle