These are 12 of the oldest pubs that are still welcoming customers across Chesterfield, Derbyshire and the Peak District.
These boozers are among some of the oldest across Derbyshire, having served thirsty punters for centuries.
Not only have they stood the test of time, but some of these pubs come with remarkable histories – including some famous names said to have frequented them.
An inn was believed to have been established here, along the old London to Manchester road, over 600 years ago. The building was presented to the Monks of Beauchief Abbey in a license granted by Richard II in 1392. The name Fox & Goose was derived from the ancient Viking board game – Fox & Geese – which monks used to play at the inn. Photo: Google
This pub has stood for 300 years and, according to the latest CAMRA Good Beer Guide, is one of the few pubs in the area with a nationally important historic pub interior. Photo: Google