The majority of them no longer exist sadly - but we think you’ll enjoy looking at the ones that once stood in the area.
MORE RETRO PHOTOS: Portsmouth in 1987 | Portsmouth sport and social clubs | History of Southsea hovercraft
9. Landport and Portsea pubs from the past
The Queen Alexandra pub at Cressy Place at the junction of Hertford Street, Landport. Photo: The News archive
10. Landport and Portsea pubs from the past
Station street 1973. It is December 1973 and we have four places to have a drink within fifty yards. To the left is the Criterion, then the Claremont Hotel. Crossing Station Street we have Judds Railway Hotel and then a restaurant, a fancy goods shop and another pub, the Lennox Arms. To the left of the Criterion is a tobacconist and then another pub, the Albany. The crane would be working on the beginnings of the new civic offices in Guildhall Square. The junction of Station Street and Commercial Road in December 1973. Photo: The News archive
11. Landport and Portsea pubs from the past
The Royal Standard pub on the right was on the north side of Queen Street, Portsea looking west. Photo: The News archive
12. Landport and Portsea pubs from the past
The lads and lasses of Landport before the war. They are located outside of the Egremont pub in Crasswell Street which is now offices. Left to Right: Fred Newby - Jack Harris (driver) - James Harris - anon - anon - Ada Harris - Teddy Mills - Charlie Newby - George Harris - Nelly Harris. Photo: The News archive