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The CROWN & ANCHOR with T Firby, licensee.
LRLH has discovered that a Thomas Firby is listed 1901
as licensee at premises in Accomb, West Yorkshire.
In 1895 Thomas Firby was at the Marcia Hotel, Accomb.
Mrs Georgina Firby, wife of Frederick was a beer retailer
at Brass Street, Manchester to at least 1911
Any connections?
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The OAK HOTEL & manager is James T Blanchflower.
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The .........Inn is straight ahead.
Perhaps CROWN?
The sign in the foreground says..
CAUTION - Drive slowly to avoid collision
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Charles Young is licensed to sell
Wines, Spirits, Beer and Tobacco at these premises.
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Here a BULLARDS delivery is being made.
Most probably Norfolk
Two suggestions of being the Swan at South Wootton
have been given - but the chimney positions are different and the Swan was at this time a
Bagges brewery house,
later Steward & Patteson.
However it is suspected that the house was in this area of Norfolk. |
There is a Lion resting above the door and it is not painted white.
The letters R & L are on the entrance doors
and the windows have a central rampant lion motif...
So it is fairly certain to be the RED LION...... but where?
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The WHITE HART
selling REIDS LONDON ALES & STOUTS |
The BELL
somewhere in England... |
REF : BULLAS ( Not Bullards ! ) An early image - pre 1900
The sign appears to read :-
BULLAS
WHITE HOUSE
INN
01.02.2006 - Mary Anglin suggests Halifax - Can you
confirm?
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MITCHELL & BUTLER
Ales are on sale...
and a Crown is etched on the smoke room window.
No other clues though!
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