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.
13. The Hidden Knight, Soresby Street, Chesterfield
Prominent Victorian corner pub on Soresby Street, which though painted, has retained its character including timber sash windows; slate roof; carriage entrance and timber panel doors. Photo: Google
14. York House, St Marys Gate, Chesterfield
Large and prominent 3-storey post-war Georgian revivalist building on the corner of Vicar Lane and St Marys Gate. It is also part of the wider setting of, and approach to, the Grade 1 listed Crooked Spire. Photo: Google
15. Sun Inn, West Bars, Chesterfield
Distinctive Edwardian pub constructed in 1913 by Brampton Brewery Co Ltd. Elaborate glazed brick & terracotta elevations showcasing typical Edwardian detailing. Very similar in style to the Shoulder of Mutton Inn in Hasland, another Brampton Brewery pub which was constructed around the same time. Photo: Google
16. The Rectory, Church Way, Chesterfield
Distinctive 1930s pub. The building’s frontage makes a positive contribution to the setting of the grade I listed Church of St Mary & All Saints (aka the Crooked Spire) and wider conservation area. Also has group value with the adjacent Parish Centre and No.33 Church Way which were constructed at the same time and in a similar style. Photo: Google