So many fondly-remembered Northampton pubs have shut their doors over the years but are still in the memories of their customers.
These photos - researched by Dave Knibb, the Northampton author of 'Last Orders: A History and Directory of Northampton Pubs' - show some of the Northampton's old stomping grounds.
Do you remember stopping for a drink in any of them?
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5. The Britannia in Bedford Road
Dave said: "According to a Chronicle & Echo report, the pub opened in 1827 under the name of the Compass Inn, although I’ve not found anything to back that up. What I do know, though, is that it was known as the Papermakers Arms until at least 1855. The next link I found was as the Britannia in 1863. Unfortunately, it had the sad duty of being the venue for dozens of inquests for drownings and suicides in the area. Inquests at the time were normally held in a public house close to the actual death so The Britannia, given its location, was frequently called upon."