The Royal Oak in the Shambles, dating to the 17th century, and the distinctive Edwardian Sun Inn being notable examples.
Other historic venues include the Grade 2 listed Spread Eagle and The Portland Hotel, a prominent late Victorian hotel.
The borough has pubs both on the National Heritage List for England as well as the Local List of Heritage Assets drawn up by Chesterfield Borough Council.
5. Three Horse Shoes, High Street, Brimington
Originally a coaching inn and the oldest surviving pub in Brimington. Traced back to the 18th Century, records indicate that the local Vaccination Officer worked from this pub in the 1890s. Notwithstanding modern additions, a good example of Victorian architecture. As such the pub makes a positive and notable contribution to the surrounding conservation area and its history. Photo: Brian Eyre
6. The Red Lion, Church Street, Brimington
Prominent historic local pub which makes a positive contribution to the surrounding conservation area. Photo: Google
7. Ark Tavern, Chesterfield Road, Brimington
The two storey public house with later extensions to the west and rear, was once reputedly a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel dating from 1808. A part of the original coursed stone gable end can still be seen. The historic local pub with likely links to Brimington’s Methodist past makes a positive contribution to the surrounding street scene the conservation area and its history. Photo: google
8. The Butchers Arms, Church Street, Brimington
Prominent Victorian local pub which makes a positive contribution to Brimington street scene and wider conservation area. Photo: Google