West Watford Pubs

West Watford Pubs

Photos copyright Lynda Bullock unless otherwise stated




January 2023





The Red Lion, Vicarage Road



The Highwayman, Tolpits Lane. 
The pub was opposite the Scammell Lorry Plant.
Photo copyright the Scammell Register


The Highwayman, Tolpits Lane, became the Jolly Friars, then The Swallows, closed 2006, demolished - photo copyright Lynda Bullock


Photo Gavin Wilson


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