The Smiths' Arms beerhouse closed in 1887. Became a tinsmiths shop. Exact location unknown.

The Lord Raglan closed in 1917. Exact location unknown.

The Forge Hammer Inn was purchased by Duncan and Daglish in 1925 for £5750. it was internally altered in 1952 when the 'off-sales' were removed. Bought by the highways authority in 1985 and initially leased to Drybrough's, the luxuriously tiled pub closed in 1992. Exact location unknown.

The Mechanics' Arms, on the corner of Rendel Street, was purchased by A H Higginbottom for £1300 in 1911 and altered and extended in 1920. It closed in 1977 after a decade of decline during which there was no resident landlord and the premises were systematically vandalised.

The Moulders' Arms had been owned by a number of brewing firms, including Morgan's of Norwich, Robert Emmerson's Burton Brewery and Jas Deuchar. A lunchtime favourite of the Vickers staff. Closed early 1970s.

The Park Road Hotel - renamed The Clasper Arms in memory of local sporting figure Harry Clasper. Clasper was a famous rower who had lived on the site of the pub when it was Armstrong Street and later moved into the pub. Purchased by McEwans in 1939 and closed in 1961.

The Gladstone PH on the corner of Clumber St and Scotswood Road (side unknown). Acquired by W B Reid in the 1880s and altered and improved in 1932. It closed on the last day of May in 1964 - manageress Elizabeth Wood.

The Freemason's Arms PH on the corner of Tulloch Street (side unknown), was known as the Union Spirit Vaults until 1883. It changed hand for £5621 in 1923 and was rebuilt in the late 1930s and closed in 1962.

The Grapes PH on the corner of Hawes Street (side unknown), was bought by the Edinburgh firm of Aitchison's for £4500 in 1931 and was extensively altered in 1936 when the adjoining property was included. Closed 1960. Manageress Lily Dodds 1946-1960.

The majority of Elswick's pubs and beerhouses were along Scotswood Road. The Atlas, owned by Cameron's, was threatened with closure in 1928 but survived by providing proper lavatory accomodation for both sexes and making good dilapidations. It closed in 1933. Location unknown.