Pubs II - how well do you know the old pubs of Worcester?

It's been a while since we had a pub quiz, so we thought we'd share a few more photographs of the city's many hostelries, past and present. How many do you remember? We have two for the price of one in our first picture - both are still pubs, but where can they be found?

2. The Berkeley Arms is no longer serving beer, though the building now forms part of the Crowngate Shopping Centre. On which street does it stand?

3. The White Hart on College Street was sadly demolished many years ago after a chimney collapsed into the building. Which pub now stands in its place?

4. Perhaps one of the more obscure little pubs in this quiz, the Liverpool Vaults ceased trading many years ago. On which street did it stand?

5. Half way round our pub crawl, and it looks like the photographer has lost focus a little. Where was the Ewe and Lamb?

6. In 1951 you might have popped by Midland Motors on Newtown Road to fill up with petrol. Alternatively, you might call in to the pub next door if you'd left the car at home. Which current local pub is this?

7. Back into the city centre now, but here's another pub that has since disappeared. Where was the Beauchamp?

8. The Portobello still stands in St John's, but whereabouts?

9. Lowesmoor is still home to a number of city pubs. In 1886, when the Ordnance Survey produced their 1st edition map, the Boat Inn (pictured here) was included. How many pubs in total existed in Lowesmoor at that time?

10. And finally, pictured here in 1951, are two pubs in Friar Street; The Globe which has since ceased trading and which other well known historic pub?