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Real Ale Pubs in Barlow (East Midlands)  
 

The village of Barlow is situated some 10 miles south of Sheffield and some 4 miles north west of Chestefield on the B6051 It was once an industrial village with lead and iron smelting and coal mining. Little trace of this now remains and the village is a commuting / farming village. Chesterfield to Hathersage road. The village dates back to at least the days of William the Conquerer who gave it to Ascuit Musard of Honfleur. His grandson was adopted the name Barley and when he died the name changed to Barlow. The old church of St. Laurence is 900 years old. Three wells are dressed in the annual well dressing - third Sunday in August. This tradition dates back to 1615. There are good walks around.

Old Pump, Hackney Lane, Barlow , Tel: 0114 289 0296

 

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East Midlands

Derbyshire
BAKEWELL,   Bamford,   Barlow,   Baslow,   BELPER,   Birchover,   Brackenfield,   Bradwell, Hope Valley,   Brassington,   BUXTON,   Calver,   Castleton,   Chelmorton,   Crowdicote,   DERBY,   Earl Sterndale,   Eyam,   Fenny Bentley,   Foolow,   Froggatt,   Great Hucklow,   Hardwick Hall,   Hassop,   Hathersage,   Heage,   Hope,   Hulland Ward,   Kirk Ireton,   Little Longstone,   Litton,   LONG EATON,   Marston Montgomery,   MATLOCK,   Melbourne,   Monyash,   New Mills,   Over Haddon,   RIPLEY,   Sawley,   Shardlow,   South Normanton,   Stanley Common,   Tideswell,   Tintwhistle,   Wardlow Mires,   Weston-upon-Trent,   Winster,   Woolley Moor,   Youlgreave

Leicestershire
Barkby,   Belton,   Birstall,   Burbage,   Coleorton,   East Langton,   Glooston,   Gumley,   Halloton,   Hose,   Houghton-on-the-Hill,   Husbands Bosworth,   Kilby,   LEICESTER,   Market Bosworth,   MARKET HARBOROUGH,   Nether Broughton,   Newton Bergoland,   Newtown Linford,   Old Dalby,   Queniborough,   Redmile,   Saddinton,   Shawell,   Stathern,   thornton,   Thorpe Langton,   Tilton on the Hill

Lincolnshire
Allington,   Bassingham,   Brigg,   Carlton-le-Moorland,   Castle Bytham,   Collyweston,   Dry Doddington,   Dyke,   Frognall,   GRANTHAM,   Harmston,   Horncastle,   Irnham,   Kirkby on Bain,   Leadenham,   LINCOLN,   Long Sutton,   LOUTH,   Newton,   Norton Disney,   pinchbeck,   Scampton,   Skendleby,   South Ormsby,   South Witham,   SPALDING,   STAMFORD,   Wainfleet,   Willingham,   Woolsthorpe

Nottinghamshire
Bagthorpe,   Barnaby in the Willows,   Beeston,   Bingham,   Bleasby,   Burton Joyce,   Car Colston,   Carlton on Trent,   Caunton,   Caythorpe,   Collingham,   Colston Bassett,   Eakring,   East Bridgford,   Eastwood,   Edingley,   Edwinstowe,   Egmanton,   Epperstone,   Everton,   Farndon,   Farnsfield,   Fiskerton,   Granby,   Gringley On The Hill,   Halam,   Hickling,   High Marnham,   Hockerton,   Hoveringham,   Hucknall,   Kelham,   Kimberley,   Kirkby in Ashfield,   Kneesall,   Lambley,   Laxton,   Lowdham,   MANSFIELD,   Mapplebeck,   Misterton,   Morton,   Nether Langwith,   NEWARK,   Normanton on Trent,   NOTTINGHAM,   Orston,   Ravenshead,   RETFORD,   Selston,   South Leverton,   SOUTHWELL,   Staunton in the Vale,   Strelley,   Sturton Le Steeple,   SUTTON IN ASHFIELD,   Thurgarton,   Upton,   Wellow,   West Leake,   West Stockwith,   Woodborough,   WORKSOP,   Wysall

Rutland
Braunston,   Clipsham,   Cottesmore,   Empingham,   Exton,   Lyddington,   Market Overton,   OAKHAM,   Upper Hambleton,   Whitwell,   Wing

 

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