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Date of photo: 2009	Picture source: Paul Worthington
The Great Northern Refreshment House was situated at 101 Curzon Street. This pub was built in the 1890s as a refreshment house, standing opposite the Great Northern Railway goods depot. In 1898 Ernest Grudgings was the publican. Owned by Offilers Brewery in the 1930s, it was renamed Freddies Bar in 1993, after Freddy Mercury. Demolished in March 2009 with most of the adjoining Talbot Street to make way for the Derby inner ring road.
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