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IND COOPE ales on sale at the BRICKLAYERS ARMS. 18/09/2023 The Bricklayers Arms was at 108, Hope Street, Mile Town, Sheerness, Kent. Cally Keohane |
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CROWN INN Tricky this one..... 19th January 2023 Tony Green identified the house to be at Brettenham, Suffolk. |
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William Palmer was licensee at the Black Horse Inn. July 2022 - Cally Keohane identifies the house as once standing on the High Street, Stokesley, Yorkshire. Today a "Hair Boutique" stands on the site. |
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This image is dated 1950 and shows The ANCHOR selling BULLARDS ALES. 03.2021 Glynn Burrows identifies this as at Terrington St. Clements. |
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No clues except..... They played billiards here. November 2020 -Gillian Jackson Secretary of the Ellesmere Port Postcard Club confirms this to be the SPORTSMANS ARMS, Whitby Road, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. Demolished, residential buildings now cover the site. |
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The WHEAT SHEAF INN
Is at..... Bobbers Mill Crossing, Hyson Green, Nottingham. Thank you Calyn. October 2019 |
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Rose & Crown - Thomas Scothern licensee. Calyn Keohane identifies the house to be at Main Road, Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire. The road runs runs parallel to the gable end of the house shown and a new building has been attached to front the road. |
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The PLOUGH INN With very little else to give a clue to location. September 2018 - Paul Fuller discovers that the house still trades, but as the NORTHBROOK ARMS, East Stratton, Hampshire. SO21 3DU |
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A fine gathering of hounds, huntsmen, hunt
followers and a couple of police on crowd control.... The TANKARD INN In Bentley, Suffolk. Standing then on the parish boundary with Capel St. Mary. Closed 1928 and later demolished. Another fine identification by Paul Fuller, 06.2017 |
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Licensee William Padbury sells Marston's Celebrated Burton Ales. 27-08-2014 Paul & Theresa Fuller identify this house to be the SQUIRREL at 33 Church Street, Rugby CV21 3PU. William Padbury is a beer seller at that address in 1928. |
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Where is / was the CLOVERDALE HOTEL? Confirmed 24.04.2008 Survives today as a car part outlet.
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The BEAUFORT HOTEL Not likely to be Norfolk! Wootton Bassett has been suggested ?? BUT NO! Andrew Ball discovers (Nov 2007) that the house is now known as THE ABBEY HOTEL and overlooks TINTERN Abbey Parts of building date back to 1206 - Beaufort Arms Hotel in 1835 Renamed Abbey Hotel in 2002 |
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Unfortunately the name cannot be read on the sign. A Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs house. Thought to be in the Diss area. Doug Forder in Australia
confirms that this is the ROYAL OAK in East Harling. |
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BRIDGE INN Also (better) known as JACKSONS BOAT. Thanks to John Holden for first suggesting the location - and subsequent confirmation. Bob Lord advises the house is located on the banks of the Mersey in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, near the boundary with Sale. He advises that John Lloyd, a local historian, records that a barrel of beer was kept ready in an upstairs bedroom, to be available in the event of flooding. David Worthington confirms that the house is at the end of Rifle Road, and still thriving. |
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THE
FOX Identified by GEMMA as situated
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Masons Arms The Masons Arms is at Strawberry Bank
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The UNICORN HOTEL From the Netherlands, Phil Child comes up trumps
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The ROYAL CROWN HOTEL Identified by Bunny Linford-Hazell as at London Road, SEVENOAKS, Kent. The Hotel is listed from at least 1899 to 1934 Does it survive today? |
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WHITE HART J Wilson identifies the house as being at |
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The KING EDWARD VII HOTEL
01.02.06 - Mary Anglin suggests THORPE-Le-SOKEN, Clacton-on-Sea Derek McDonald advises June 2006...
It looks as if Mary Anglin
is correct.... As I remember (we railway men) took breaks there.....and
spent many a happy time up the King Teddy (as we called it), you walked up
a slope to it from the station.
We used to go in the door on the left of the building, the main door at the front lead into a posh lounge. Location confirmed 26/07/07 by Keith Mann. |
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The KINGS ARMS Confirmed by Sally D as being at FRATING near Colchester. Selling DANIELL & SONS Fine Ales. (Founded 1820, taken over by Truman, Hanbury & Buxton in 1958) |
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WHITE SWAN - WILLIAM WARD as licensee Located 12.03.2002 Barry Martin spotted this as being in Beccles, Suffolk. It is confirmed that ` Swan House ' now operates as a wine bar & restaurant in New Market Street. |
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Licensee Alfred Henry Fox. Positively identified by Bunny Linford-Hazell 07.04.2005 as being the BREWERS ARMS at MENDLESHAM, Suffolk. Many thanks for the thorough investigation. The house still survives, albeit without the decorative ridge tiles. |
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A Green Man and the licensee is John Denny Phil Self discovers that Mr Denny was licensee around 1910 |
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THE THREE CROWNS E J Rose & Co Ltd Phil Self locates the house to |
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The Anchor and Hope is selling Noakes Ales.... Peter Williams finds this one at |
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The RAILWAY HOTEL with a date of 1899 above the door and licensee Rolph. Today this is the GREAT EASTERN, Brandon, Suffolk. |
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BELL INN Selling _ _CK & Co's (?) bitter ales Phil Self traces the house to Luckington near Chippenham, Wiltshire. |
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The signboard appears to show the BLUE BOAR selling Morgans Ales? 29.08.03 - Peter Quince advises that this is probably at EYE, Cambs. Can you confirm? Confirmed 16.10.03 by Kevlin |
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No idea if this place had a public bar... But it would be good to know the location.
Proved to be in HASTINGS |
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The TRAVELLERS REST has licensee Jim Brown 26.08.2013 Calyn Keohane identifies this house as being in Thomas Street, SPENNYMOOR, Durham |
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The RAILWAY HOTEL May 2015 - Paul Fuller locates the house to The Street Mortimer Berkshire RG7 3NR and today (2015) it trades as the Cinnamon Tree Restaurant. |
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The JOLLY BUTCHERS, RAWSON PLACE Adrian Wynne-Morgan and Paul Fuller find the house was once at BRADFORD, Yorkshire. The area is now developed. |
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The WHITE HOUSE at SOUTHGATE. Adrian Wynne-Morgan and Paul Fuller strike again! This is Hornsea, East Riding, Yorkshire HU18 1RF |
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