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Judy, Sorry Judy I dont remember that one either but I have put your comment on the disappearing pub story. Midland Hotel, Main Street, Bingley (Dec. 1906), 178. This Beeston pub was popular with Leeds United supporters because of its proximity to Elland Road. 1898), 105. Kaye Arms, Grange Moor, Upper Whitley, near Huddersfield (July 1937), 303. Albion Inn with brewhouse; Jack Lane/ Grape Street, Leeds (Feb. 1926, sold 1959 to Leeds Corporation), 260. The Cross Keys is one of the most legendary pubs in Leeds, packed with character, atmosphere and amazing tipples. Farmers Arms, Roscommon Street, Liverpool (Sept. 1948), 361. Birchalls Arms, Ribbleton Lane, Preston, 408. I think it was a chapel when I was a child. Off- licence, Moor Lane, Menston (Sept. 1898), 122. Conservative Club, Commercial street, Holbeck, Leeds (May 1900), 143. Scottish Queen, South Street, Park Hill Flats (leased 1964), 473. the hope and anchor was a gay bar down town near the white swan. I turned right and quickly came down a track ( similar to a towpath ) and you turned off this into the Pub. Derby Arms, Bolton Road, Westhoughton, 507. City centre sites now need money a plenty to survive. If you combined it with the downstairs bar called Jumpin Jacks, it held a whopping 3,310 revellers. Another Merrion Centre venue, this live music club was an important place during the post-punk/new wave days of the early 1980s. Rising Sun Inn, Whitwood (Sept. 1950), 343. The pub in Vicar Lane was forced to close in 2000. I understood it was the Mucky Duck ( White Swan ) but it didnt seem to be where people describe it. Primrose Tavern, Monk Street/ Tavern Street, Wakefield (Mar. 1912), 192. King Edward: 18 King Edward Street. Royal Hotel, Kensington Street, Bradford (May 1897), 86. Star & Garter Hotel, Spurr Road, Shipley (Oct. 1898, sold 1957 to Shipley Urban District Council), 125. One night I was in the Scotsman pub opposite the kirkgate entrance to the market. i was in the hyde park hotel one night in 1968 andwas talking to Ted Carrol, he was with an actor i recognised from many movies and tv shows, His name was Alistair Williamson, I believe he was an Australian living in England he was one of the nicest guys I ever met! Market House Inn, Toad Lane, Rochdale (Nov. 1943), 381. Weavers Arms, Angel Street, Manchester, 539. Terribly sad. Weird. Topographic maps Ordnance Survey Ordnance Survey 1938 1952 1:25 000. Regent Inn, Kirkgate, Leeds (Oct. 1895), 64. I the Red House . Hanging Heaton Working Mens Club, Batley (Sept. 1967), 486. West Riding Hotel, Wellington Street, Leeds (Feb. 1897), 80. New Airedale Hotel, Otley Road/ North Wing, Bradford (1962), 478. Off- licence, 144 Castleford Road, Normanton (July 1913), 202. Hare & Hounds : Wellington Lane. Charles Turnbull, Fairbarn Road, Stannington, near Sheffield (leased 1967), 482. 1949), 347. Letters Inn, Wigan Road, Atherton (July 1950), 348. 10 of the most historic pubs in Leeds. Mitre : 39-40 Commercial Street. 1944), 373. Fleece Inn with brewhouse, Farsley, near Pudsey (Nov. 1890) 4. Mingled in were the old down and outs old kids who had been in there drinking since the pub opened. Jubilee Hotel: 165 The Headrow. Edinburgh Castle Inn, St. Pauls Square, Preston, 409. Market Tavern: 1995: George Street. Avenue Inn, Comberbach, near Northwich, 400. If that is the chapel or Sunday School on Pontefract Lane, then the side street is Hall Place. Three Legs of Man Inn, with brewhouse, Lowerhead Row, Leeds (Nov. 1902), 167. King William IV, Stamford Street, Ashton under Lyne, 504. Fox Inn, Stockton on the Forest, near York (June 1899), 440. Mersey Hotel, Mersey Street, Warrington, 411. King Charles: 1970: King Charles Croft. Weld Blundell Arms, Ince Blundell, near Liverpool, 515. Pete Tong was one of the DJ's for the club as well as other well-known musicians such as DJ Vertigo, DJ Sy and Carl Cox. Shoulder of Mutton Inn, Methley Road, Castleford (Dec. 1891), 18. It was blighted by violence but thats only part of its story. Whinney Moor Hotel, Horbury Road, Wakefield (Apr. Horse & Jockey Inn, High Street, Dodworth (Jan. 1927), 266. Plasterers Arms, Skinner Lane, Leeds (Dec. 1900), 154. Fleece Hotel with brewhouse, Main Street, Bingley (Jan. 1897), 78. Off- licence, 32 Station Lane, Featherstone (Feb. 1899), 130. Rocking Horse, Barden Road, Wakefield (May 1956), 448. Criterion Hotel, Topping Street, Blackpool, 326. It was shut down in March 2011, after its licence was revoked due to a spate of violence and a stabbing, but reopened as Bed (also now defunct) later in the year. The Palace, The Duncan, Royal Oak The Regent, Scarborough Taps and The General Elliot totter on. The site is a carpark now. Web71 Vicar Lane. To be honest Janet I cant remember any country and westerrn pubs off the Headrow only The Three Legs, The Horse and Trumpet, the Varieties (merryboys Bar) and The Vine but of those none were Country and Western during my era. 1913), 197. Ye Hole in ye Wall, Hackins Hey, Liverpool (Jan. 1947), 364. King Hotel, Oldham Street, Manchester (Apr. Hole in the Wall, Westgate, Dewsbury (Mar. Gate Inn, Fall Lane, Dewsbury (Oct. 1897), 93. Moorcock, Greystead, near Bellingham, Northumberland, 499. Miners Arms, Moorhouse, Garforth (Nov. 1913), 203. Cattle Market Hotel, Gelderd Road, Leeds (Apr. The Bingley Arms, Church Lane, Bardsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS17 9DR. Thank you|, what was the name of the pub in City Square where the rugby players met on Saturday nights. 1894, sold May 1956 to Wakefield Corporation), 46. does anybody remember two pubs at top of Shannon street leeds9 I think they were called the Provedence and the Abercrombie, in response to the question regarding the names of the two pubs at the top of Shannon Street. It was converted into hall place studios. The Headrow pubs and above were out of my frame. Horse & Trumpet, Upperhead Row, Leeds (July 1899), 135. Duke William Inn with brewhouse, Stocks Hill, Holbeck, Leeds (Mar. Of course!the nags head do you remember the Irish land lord!forget his name,I just remember he was an alcoholic!I know surprise,when he left the nags poor man looked awful when I saw him in the swan with 2 nicks at woodhouse,sad what happens to people who start out ok. Swan with two nicks Thats a talking point in itself I have had many an arguement about it. This cheap and cheerful 90s nightspot, with a revolving dance floor, later became Bondi Beach Bar (see above). Old Pack Horse, Rochdale Road, Oldham, 544. The pub in Vicar Lane was forced to close in 2000. White Horse Inn, Wellington Road/ Bramley Road, Leeds (Sept. 1931), 289. Fishermans Hut : West Street. That whole Irish/r&b music pub scene in the 70s and 80s and 90s was fantastic. The Old Red Bus Station, 101 Vicar Lane, Leeds, England. It wasnt a thoroughfare. Scarbrough Hotel, Bishopgate Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 5DY. On 10 th October 2011 - no rating submitted [User has posted 2245 recommendations about 2207 pubs] I visited leeds in the late seventies and early eighties to meet friends. I used to go all the way from Woodlesford (dodging the breathalizer) to spend a few hours in the Eldon and The Bay Horse on a Sunday night. I had the notion of them doing a dig and then coming back to sink a few pints here in the pub, and think, what a great life! You could see across the road from the window of the Eldon and sometimes you would see a lone window lit in the University where a student was burning the midniight oil and I would think, I hope he has an interesting life to come, to make up for all that hard.work.. Punch Bowl, Chapel Street, Salford (Apr. The Ship, Whitlocks, Piccadilly Bar, and the Pack Horse were up ginnels and never quite aspired to my favourite category of: mucky pub. Fleece Inn with brewery, Ossett Low Common (Oct. 1891), 15. Whitelocks, Turks Head Yard, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6HB. 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Scotland Inn, Bradford Road, Gomersal (July 1918), 209. 1920), 213. The buses stopped running from here in the mid-1990s, and it was recently turned into a pub. Off- licence, 33 Great Horton Road, Bradford (Feb. 1905), 174. Exchange Working Mens Club, Exchange Street, Normanton (June 1920), 215. Its that bloody woman! he said finally and chased out after her into the street. These shots serve to portray the times and aspects of the alternative culture that existed then. External web links for The Nags Head Hotel No known official website for this pub. These shots serve to portray the times and aspects of the alternative culture that existed then. Property, formerly Crown & Cushion, Knaresborough (sold Nov. 1946), 315. Lord Napier, Albion Street, Ashton under Lyne, 505. I loved The Eldon and The Bay Horse next door, too. Huntsman, Barnsley Road, Sheffield (built 1960), 468. Dog & Gun, York Road, Leeds (Aug. 1955), 446. Sir Ralph Abercrombie Inn with brewhouse, Great Garden Street, Leeds (Apr. Off- licence, 1/2 Buckle Lane, Normanton (Dec. 1901), 163. Lands End Inn, Ludworth, near Glossop, 367. This entry was posted on August 1, 2012 at 12:26 am and is filed under Briggate, East Leeds, Leeds City Centre, Leeds Corn Exchange, McConnells, The Brougham's Arms, The Crown Fisheries, The Hope and Anchor, The King Charles, The King Edwards, The Mitre, The Nags Head, The Robin Hood, The Royal Public House, The Star and Garter, The Whip, Woodbine Lizzie. Oh my!the Robin hood that was next to another pub which I cannot remember the name of?now that was a den alright,my dad always went in there after working on the building sites in Leeds!tough job,it was wild,bet you didnt stay long Audrey?I am delighted to have found this site as I love chatting about the past,and all the stories have bought back such memories for me,the guy I lived with in the 80s introduced me to these pubs and I totally loved it,such a laugh we all had,and the characters,does anyone remember Peter the shoe? Duke of Brunswick, Tomlinson Street, Manchester, 530. Rose & Crown Inn, Lower Lane, Little Gomersal (Apr. I was promoting at about five other venues as well, he says. This venue played hard house music until it was shut down in 2004, following complaints of antisocial behaviour. Wasnt the notorious Snake Pit round the back of it? Earl Francis, Manor Oaks Road, Sheffield (leased 1965), 474. Nags Head, Pickhill, near Thirsk (Jan. 1946), 376. Prince of Wales, Oldfield Road, Salford, 553. Long since disappeared when they redeveloped around the river. Off- licence, 21/23 Skillbeck Street, Wortley (Jan. 1897), 79. Foundry Arms, Barrow Road, Wincobank, Sheffield (Jan. 1935), 293. Green Dragon, Cornmarket, Pontefract (Apr. Red Lion, The Square, Whitworth, near Rochdale, 551. Alexandra Hotel, Saltaire Road, Shipley (Mar. Duke of York with brewhouse, Beeston Hill Road, Leeds (Feb. 1896), 68. Prince of Wales Inn, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford (Jan. 1953), 443. But can you remember where it is? I do remember a guy having his nose or was it his ear bitten off in the Market Tavern (Mad house). North Hall Tavern with brewhouse, Kirkstall Road, Leeds (June 1898, sold 1939), 115. Leigh Arms, Picton Road, Liverpool (Feb. 1947), 362. Turf Tavern, Emm Lane, Bradford (July 1914), 205. Travellers Rest, Meltham Road, Meltham (May 1898), 109. Off- licence, 64 Lady Pit Lane, Hunslet (July 1897), 88. Anyone remember the dreadful theme pubs that appeared in the early 80s? Off- licence, 33 Strawberry Road, Armley, Leeds (Dec. 1897), 95. His first name was Mick but I cannot find his surname do you know it? Off- licence, 20 Glasshouse Road, Hunslet (July 1925), 254. Off- licence, 13 Pitt Street, Low Valley, Darfield (Sept. 1930, ex- Bentleys Yorkshire Breweries Ltd.), 283. Oatlands Inn with brewhouse, Alfred Cross Street, Leeds (Dec. 1891), 20. Five Wand Mill, Bensham Road, Gateshead, 496. there was a pub called the horse and trumpet(commonly known as the nag and fart), also the white swan(commonly known as the mucky duck). I was in the Market Tavern the night it closed! [] is reported to be the oldest gay pub still running and first started as the Hope And Anchor in 1953. (LogOut/ I used to drink in the Hyde Park Hotel where an ex-rugby league player was the landlord Ted Carroll, he played for Hunslet and was an extra that worked on many TV shows in the sixties, as his face was full of character, Horse and Trumpet on the Headrow is that the one you mean. Finally his mate must have noticed and I imagine he said something like: Hi up Joe, your hairs on fire! Anyway they managed to put it out between them, he seemed no worse for wear in fact, incredibly, although his hair seemed to have been burning for a considerable time it did not seem to have been noticeably consumed. The building was the Youngs sweet warehouse. The following three properties were acquired from Leonard Hartley, brewer of Garforth, in July 1937: The following pubs were acquired from Burtonwood Brewery Co. (Forshaws) Ltd. in January 1949: The following three pubs formed the tied estate of T. & W. R. Dickinson, Old Brewery, Freshfield, near Formby, acquired by Joshua Tetley & Sons Ltd., in Oct. 1949: The following pubs were the property of Joseph Boardman, Canning Street, Manchester, acquired in Sept. 1950: The following pubs were acquired from B. Cunningham Ltd., Warrington, in Jan. 1951: Other pubs known to have been owned by Tetleys: Go to BeerInnPrint for all your brewery history needs, See Roger Putman's gallery of brewery photographs, Go to Ron Pattison's Barclay Perkins' site, Go to Bob Thompsons Brewery visits website, A list of the Brewery History Society Corporate Members, Details of other sites recording Brewery and Malting Heritage, http://breweryhistory.com/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_Joshua_Tetley_%26_Son_Ltd._pubs&oldid=117611, 1. Duke William with brewhouse, Kendall Street, Leeds (July 1890), 3. And I always bought my meat for the week and used to send it home in a taxi,haha! Queens Head with brewhouse, Baildon Bridge, Baildon (Oct. 1892), 29. This was a great old Leeds character by the name of Harry Bendon. Wellington Hotel, Bevington Hill, Liverpool, 404. George & Dragon, Great Budworth, near Runcorn, 401. Sweet Green Tavern, Crook Street, Bolton, 509. I can recall two bodies still lying there one night as I was trying to enter the pub. Mitre : 39-40 Commercial Street. Royal Oak Inn with brewhouse, Jack Lane/ Meadow Road, Leeds (Mar. Grapes Inn, Mossfield Road, Farnworth (Apr. Station Hotel, Whinney Lane, Snydale, Normanton (July 1899), 134. Denbigh Castle, Hackins Hey, Liverpool, 519. The pub boasts traditional, late Victorian interior and decor, including characterful, dark wood furniture and even the original beer mirrors. With a playlist of chart pop and 70s disco, this former club on Merrion Street was probably more of the latter. There was a pub called: The Accommodation Inn and of course the hope Inn, (still there). Haymarket Inn, Tonman Street, Manchester, 533. Grapes Inn, Corporation Street, Blackpool, 332. Peter OToole was known to take a drink in the Smyths when he worked at the Yorkshire Post. Off- licence, 100 Hyde Park Road, Leeds (Sept. 1898), 121. Bay Horse Inn, Harcourt Street, Dudley Hill, Bradford (June 1923, ex- Leeds & Wakefield Breweries Ltd.), 234. There was a bar like that one opposite the town hall called the Jungle Bar as I remember. Coach & Horses, Micklegate, York (Apr. But just a bit sad I missed experiencing most of them. Star Inn, Keighley Road, Skipton (Mar. Off- licence, 17 Holbrook Street, Rothwell (Mar. His accordian gave way to a concertine but his voice was always in full song. Mexborough House Club, Main Street/ Sarah Street, Mexborough, 218. 1898, sold 1923), 104. 1946), 437. Its clientele included The Clash, New Model Army and Marc Almond. Off- licence, Aketon Road, Whitwood Mere (May 1913), 201. Off- licence, Union Street, Dewsbury (Feb. 1903), 168. Translated from grammatically incorrect Spanish, it means mad house, which sounds fair. The three-room club, which opened in 1994 and closed in 2014, was also the venue for hip club nights. Johnny was a Maori Rugby player from New Zealand. Commercial Inn with brewhouse, Commercial Street/ Thornes Lane, Wakefield (Nov. 1901), 161. I remember going passed the Corn Exchange ( on my left ) with W H Smith Wholesale ( where I worked ) on my right. New Inn, Denby Dale Road, Durkar (Dec. 1911), 190. Thanks for leaving a comment 1938, ex- Ind Coope & Allsopp Ltd.), 307. George Hotel, Front Street, Sowerby, near Thirsk (June 1948), 387. The Ship Inn, 71 Briggate, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6LH. It was described by police as 'a nuisance to the local community and the centre of antisocial behaviour'. Im sure one of the gang will recognise what it used to be. Three Crowns, Manchester Street, Oldham (Mar. In September 2013, Leeds Magistrates Court fined the Gatecrasher business after it was found guilty of selling counterfeit alcohol. Harrisons Arms, Malvern Road, Holbeck, Leeds (Feb. 1898), 102. It is Hall Place. Off- licence, 26 Cobden Street, Morley (May 1913), 199. This Chapeltown pub was once dubbed "the most notorious pub in Britain". Although difficulty with the law meant it was a secretive place and it was the first gay []. Whartons Hotel with brewhouse, Park Lane, Leeds (Oct. 1898, sold 1930 to Leeds Corporation), 123. And this was thanks to one club, The Afterdark and its weekly dance music night, The Orbit. The Cross Keys is one of the most legendary pubs in Leeds, packed with character, atmosphere and amazing tipples. Whitelocks is one of the oldest pubs in Leeds city centre and dates back to 1715, originally named The Turks Head. Brown Cow Inn, Thornton Road/ Denholme Road, Thornton, Bradford (Apr. Jolly Sailor Inn, Thornes Lane, Wakefield (Mar. WebJan 7, 2015 - A Leeds city centre pub - the picture gives the address as 71 Vicar Lane - an interesting address as the current site of Hugo Boss's shop was the location of the Duchess of York (a famous northern music pub). The passage was like Rockley Hall Yard and Headrow House. New Inn, Dewsbury Road, Leeds (Jan. 1927), 267. WebVicar Lane Leeds LS1 6QA Correct details Served areas Leeds Central Reviews of The Nags Head Hotel Add Review see review guidelines Currently no reviews of this pub. Foresters Arms, Bury Road, Rochdale, 550. Wellington Hotel with brewhouse, Low Road/ Old Mill Lane, Hunslet, Leeds (May 1892), 25. Lever Bridge Inn, Radcliffe Road, Bolton (June 1947), 393. Hare & Hounds, Commutation Row, Liverpool, 520. Woodman Inn with brewhouse, Otley Road/ St. Charles Road, Headingley, Leeds (Oct. 1893), 44. They would nod and nod, getting lower and lower until they heads would finally touch the table, over would go the beer and the glasses would shatter. Linwood Hotel, Warwick Street, Hulme, Manchester, 534. Wilson ended up in hospital for a couple of weeks after. Queens Arms with brewhouse, Jockey Lane, Knaresborough (Dec. 1897), 96. There was The Ship, The Angel , Pack Horse, Oasters, etc up ginnels but not off the Headrow and not country and western as far as I recall . It was previously Mister Craig's and later the Leeds branch of Sheffields OG superclub Gatecrasher. Railway Tavern, Boothferry Road, Goole (Oct. 1963, ex- Ind Coope Ltd.), 461. Ram Inn with brewhouse, George Street/ Queen Street, Wakefield (Mar. Further down was the Vine, Can anyone tell me the name of the pub in the Merrion centre that had the white square windows that looked onto the arcade with no windows to the main road, Your right the was a chapel on hall street it eventually became Youngs sweet warehouse. 1925), 248. I loved those mucky pubs, in fact I never felt as though Id really been out unless it took in Central Leeds. The Robin Hood Inn became a hugely popular music venue called the Duchess of York in 1988, and it hosted the likes of Nirvana, Blur and Coldplay. The pub in Vicar Lane was forced to close in 2000 and the building is now occupied by a Hugo Boss shop.

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