The Linthorpe Stag
📍 117 Simpson St, Middlesbrough TS5 6HW, UK
About The Linthorpe Stag
The Linthorpe Stag is a fascinating historical landmark located on Simpson Street in Middlesbrough, a true piece of the town's heritage. Originally known as the "Golden Hind," this distinctive feature has stood the test of time, evolving from a family residence in the 1860s into the familiar landmark seen today. It holds a special place in the memories of locals and is a testament to Middlesbrough's rich past.
Visitors to The Linthorpe Stag can appreciate its enduring presence and delve into its intriguing history, as highlighted by its excellent 5/5 Google rating. Reviewers recall its significance through different eras, noting its transformation over the decades. It offers a unique glimpse into the architectural and social changes of the area, making it a compelling stop for those interested in local heritage.
Visiting Information
The Linthorpe Stag is accessible to the public at all times, being open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As a historical landmark, specific accessibility features and payment options are not applicable or provided.
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📍 117 Simpson St, Middlesbrough TS5 6HW, UK
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Reviews sourced from Google Maps.Last updated 5 February 2026.
A part of Middlesbrough history. I can remember it, but with no antlers from my college days, walking from the Linthorpe pub to the Empire pub in the early 1980s . I loved having a google about the "Stag," originally called the "Golden Hind." The building was a family residence in the 1860s. In 1904, it was a Winterschladens wine and spirits, and the stag possibly dates from then. The original antlers were blown off from a WW2 air raid when it was painted black. The antlers were replaced in 1991 after staying antler-less since the war. It is so understated until you mention it, and then everyone knows exactly what and where you are on about.