Duke of York Inn, Elton

Pub in Elton, Derbyshire, England

The Duke of York Inn

The Duke of York Inn is a Grade II listed public house at Main Street, Elton, Derbyshire DE4 2BW.[1]

It is on the Campaign for Real Ale's National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors.[2]

It was built in the 19th century.[1]

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b Historic England. "Duke of York Inn, Elton (1109381)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 19 August 2014.
2. ^ Brandwood, Geoff (2013). Britain's best real heritage pubs. St. Albans: CAMRA. p. 31\. ISBN 9781852493042.

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National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors

Greater London|

* Argyll Arms
* The Barley Mow
* The Black Friar
* Black Lion
* Boleyn Tavern
* The Castle
* Cittie of Yorke
* The Commercial
* Crocker's Folly
* The Crown and Greyhound
* Dog and Duck
* The Dolphin
* Duke of York
* Eastbrook
* Elgin
* The Falcon
* Fellowship Inn
* The Flying Horse
* The Forester
* Fox and Pheasant
* The George Inn
* Half Moon
* Hand and Shears
* Herne Tavern
* Hope and Anchor
* King's Head
* Kings Arms
* Lord Nelson
* Old Ship
* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
* Ye Olde Mitre
* Prince Alfred
* Princess Louise
* The Queens
* Red Lion
* The Salisbury, Harringay
* The Salisbury
* Viaduct Tavern
* The Victoria
* The Warrington
* The Winchester
* Windermere
* Windsor Castle

South East England|

* Berkshire (The Bell Inn)
* Buckinghamshire (The Swan)
* Hampshire (The Harrow, Red Lion Inn)
* Kent (The Old House, Queen's Arms, Red Lion)

North West England|

| Cheshire|

* The Bleeding Wolf
* The Castle
* Harrington Arms
* Hawk Inn
* Holly Bush
* Travellers Rest
* White Lion

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Greater Manchester|

* Circus Tavern
* The Grapes
* Lamb Hotel
* Old White Lion
* The Plough
* The Railway
* Royal Oak
* The Shakespeare
* Stanley Arms

Other counties|

* Cumbria (Blacksmiths Arms, Pheasant Inn)
* Lancashire (Black Horse, Burlingtons Bar, Ye Horns Inn, The Victoria)
* Merseyside (The Wheatsheaf)

East of England|

* Bedfordshire (The Cock, Painters Arms)
* Cambridgeshire (Hand and Heart)
* Essex (Queen's Head, The Viper)
* Hertfordshire (The Green Dragon)
* Suffolk (The Nutshell)

West Midlands|

* Herefordshire (Duke of York, Ye Olde Tavern, Sun Inn)
* Worcestershire (The Fleece Inn)

South West England|

* Bristol (The King's Head)
* Cornwall (Seven Stars)
* Devon (Bridge Inn, Drewe Arms, Luppitt Inn)
* Dorset (Square and Compass, The Vine)
* Gloucestershire (Berkeley Arms, Five Mile House, Red Lion)

East Midlands|

| Derbyshire|

* The Crown Inn
* Duke of York Inn
* Holly Bush Inn
* Malt Shovel
* The Three Stags' Heads
* Ye Olde Dolphin Inne

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Other counties|

* Leicestershire (Three Horseshoes)
* Nottinghamshire (Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem)

North East England|

* Milbank Arms
* The Victoria

Yorkshire and
the Humber|

* North Lincolnshire (The Berkeley)
* North Yorkshire (Birch Hall Inn, The Blue Bell, Golden Ball, The Swan, The Zetland)
* South Yorkshire (Bath Hotel)
* West Yorkshire (New Beehive Inn, Whitelock's Ale House)

Wales|

* Cardiff (Golden Cross)

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* Campaign for Real Ale
* Beer in the United Kingdom

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