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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Rams Revenge was situated at 1-3 Upper Millergate. This grade-II listed pub was previously known as The Spotted Ox, The Grosvenor, The Fetes & Firkin and Flares. It is now used as a bookmakers.

Listed building details:

Includes No 43 Ivygate circa 1840-50 three-storey painted ashlar public house with sharply bowed corner to Ivygate. Late Regency detail. Two bays to Ivygate and 3 to Upper Millergate. Horizontal grooving to ground floor, articulated by Doric pilasters, entablature with projecting cornice. The first floor windows alternate with niches surmounted by panels, articulated by rather attenuated Ionic pilasters rising from pedestals with moulded capping contained as sill course. Deep entablature over first floor. The attic storey has rectangular windows in raised surrounds attenuating with panels and articulated by Tuscan pilasters. Crowning cornice and blocking course surmounted by corniced ashlar chimneys. Important corner site.

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Picture source: John Yeadon