The names might be familiar to some but it is more likely most people will recognise the buildings.
This collection can still all be seen on a stroll around the town - thanks to the historic setting.
Some are houses now, others are offices, shops and even a pizza takeaway.
Today’s nostalgic look at the pubs generations of people will remember with fondness was sparked by the Lost Pubs Project - online at www.closedpubs.co.uk.
It is a community project set up archive lost pubs nationally before they are forgotten for ever.
If you know of a pub which has closed at any time in the past, submit it, together with any anecdotes, historical information, updates or photographs that you might have. Many of the pubs listed are from local contributors
5. Lost pubs of Stamford
The Red Cow on Church Lane became the Candlesticks restaurant
6. Lost pubs of Stamford
The Fitzwilliam Arms was situated at 1 Newtown in Stamford
7. Lost pubs of Stamford
The Roebuck on Broad Street is now in commercial use
8. Lost pubs of Stamford
The Lord Nelson on Red Lion Street closed in 1961 and is now an estate agents office