Three Horseshoes, 351 Stoney Stanton Road
| Alternative Addresses: | Red Lane | ||
 The Three Horseshoes, which lost much of its first storey during the blitz.
This pub is partly single story owing to losing much of its first storey during the blitz. In 1982 it was described as a very basic corner local.
The pub closed in 2010 despite an internet campaign by locals to save it.
 Three Horse Shoes are featured on the arms of The Worshipful Company of Farriers, farriers often being employed by coaching inns. | |||
LICENSEES:1861 - 1879 Samuel Priestley 1879 - 1881 Selina Priestley 1886 E. Simpson 1893 - 1905 Jack Simpson 1909 Rebecca Madeley 1911 - 1913 C. Moore 1921 - 1929 J. Moore 1931 - 1938 D. Charley 1939 - 1940 F. D. Lombard c1944 - 1951 Albert Arnold (also at the Nugget, Coundon Green, 1942-44 and the Windmill, Spon Street, 1952-60) 1960 - 1961 W. Martin 1961 - 1963 onwards Alan McInnes c1984 Tommy Robson 1984 Mick Kelly 1985 Ray Barrell | |||
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