The history of the Lady Le Gros is much older than what most locals would believe. Original census documents date the building to 1841 where the building was occupied by innkepper Isaac Wilson.
The building was given the name 'Lady Le Gros House' in 1851, and in 1936 the Lady Le Gros underwent extensive alterations by W M Darley Ltd. This modern look of the pub still stays in this form today.
The Original Plan of the Lady Le Gros from 1893
Plan of the Bedroom and Ground Floor from 1893
Click on the images to enlarge. Also click the links below to view more plans of the Lady Le Gros
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1936 Front and Side Views
1936 Ground Floor Plan
The list below is of previous owners and occupiers
of the building.
| YEAR | OWNER | OCCUPIER | DESCRIPTION |
| 1841 | Isaac Wilson | Innkeeper | |
| 1844 | Samuel Montgomery | Robert Turnbull | |
| 1848 | Samuel Montgomery | Richard Jenkinson | |
| 1851 | Thomas Gibson | Wheelright/Blacksmith | |
| 1861 | Sarah Montgomery | William Anderton | Blacksmith |
| 1863 | John Raspin | Beerhouse Keeper | |
| 1871 | John Raspin | Beerhouse Keeper | |
| 1881 | Samuel Peacock | Beerhouse Keeper | |
| 1891 | Samuel Peacock | Beerhouse Keeper/Cow Keeper | |
| 1893 | William Darley | ||
| 1929 | Charles King | Beer Retailer | |
| 1939 | Darley's Ltd | Charles King | Beer Retailer |