Good for a pub crawl or just spending the entire night in one boozer with your mates, Bedford has always boasted a great selection of watering holes.
But, sadly over the years, some of our beloved pubs have been converted into takeaways or bulldozed to make way for another development.
A personal favourite was The Angel, in Elstow Road - a pub/venue, which put on a huge variety of bands over the years including a little known Brit Pop combo in the 90s.
What was their name again? Oh yeah, Oasis.
Anyway, here we feature a selection - which is by no means exhaustive - courtesy of The Lost Pubs Project
Hopefully, it will bring back some memories.
A personal favourite was The Angel, in Elstow Road - a pub/venue, which put on a huge variety of bands over the years including a little known Brit Pop combo in the 90s.
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The Fleur De Lis in Mill Street was often known as the journalist's pub. It has now been converted into an Indian restaurant Photo: Darkstar
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The Fox was situated at 29 Park Road West. Many a late night was spent at this popular pint-sized pub which is now used as an Indian takeaway Photo: Google
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The Garibaldi was long before our time - it was open between 1880 and 1895. The building on the corner of Mill Street and Gadsby Street still stands today Photo: Google
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The Globe was on Ford End Road. This building is now used as an Asian clothing store Photo: Dave Stevenson