Kensington, Port Street (from Newton Street). (c) Neil Richardson [1].
Previously known as the Old Windmill and Sir Sidney Smith (an admiral in the French Wars), the Kensington was closed in 1986 for rebuilding and doesn't appear to have lasted much longer. The pub's Port Street side can be seen in the 1970s and 1989, while its Newton Street entrance is photographed in the '70s. As shown below, the building was pulled, leaving the Corriebest building from the 1989 photo standing alone (Crown & Anchor, Hilton Street in the background).
Previously known as the Old Windmill and Sir Sidney Smith (an admiral in the French Wars), the Kensington was closed in 1986 for rebuilding and doesn't appear to have lasted much longer. The pub's Port Street side can be seen in the 1970s and 1989, while its Newton Street entrance is photographed in the '70s. As shown below, the building was pulled, leaving the Corriebest building from the 1989 photo standing alone (Crown & Anchor, Hilton Street in the background).

Former location of Kensington, Port Street. (c) Google 2010. View Larger Map.
1. The Old Pubs of Ancoats, Neil Richardson (1987).
