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The Queens Hotel was situated on Sea View Street. This pub was rebuilt in 1936 in Art Deco style, closed in 2010 and converted to retail use.

From NE Lincolnshire Heritage:

A 19th century public house marked on Ordnance Survey maps of 1887-9. Two storey early 20th century public house in red brick with buff and blue/green terracotta dressings to both floors. Replaced an earlier public house. Probably designed by architect T Clayburn. In a similar style to, and forming a group, with The Humber on Cleethorpe Road and the Market Hotel on Cromwell Road. An important building to the area and occupying a prominent street corner position the Queens is a well liked building and vital to the character of this part of town Shown as a building of merit in a conservation area appraisal from 1976 Note: The 20th century public house is a rebuild of the 19th century pub on a much larger footprint

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