11 places
Harry Redfern's pubs in Carlisle
Harry Redfern was the State Management Scheme's architect from 1916. These are the pubs still standing that he designed from new or remodelled, oldest first, and the one named after him.
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The Border Rambler
Late one on Botchergate, loud and lively at weekends.
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Apple Tree
Big, cheap and central.
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Coach & Horses
Kingstown Road local with a serious kitchen.
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The Horse and Farrier
Refurbished and reopened on Wigton Road, on the west side of the city.
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The Near Boot
Family pub at Whiteclosegate with a sunny beer garden and a well-regarded Sunday lunch.
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The Cumberland Inn
Botchergate local with a good draught range at low prices and live sport on.
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The Spinners Arms
Village local at Cummersdale serving hand-pulled Carlisle Brewing Company ales.
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The Andalusian
Redfern's most extravagant building, a Hispano-Moresque pub of 1932 in terracotta with a Moorish balcony, now a tapas bar and restaurant.
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Magpie Inn (closed for now)
Redfern pub of 1933 on Victoria Road, Grade II listed, with the only one of his bowling greens still played on.
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The Crown Inn
Large, airy pub on Scotland Road with rooms upstairs, a wide beer range and plenty of screens for sport.
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Redfern Inn
Community local on Kingmoor Road, full of darts and pool teams.
More on Redfern and the model inns on the State Management page.