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Tranquility....... The STAR, Taddington, Derbyshire. By Nigel B. |
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Charles Young is licensed to sell Wines, Spirits, Beer and Tobacco at these premises. June 2023 - David Fisher finds the house to be at New Alresford, Hampshire. The CRICKETERS ARMS. |
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The HOLLY TREE Nigel Bown locates the property to Shudy Camps, Near Linton, Cambridgeshire. |
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The BREWERS ARMS Mary A Beeby is licensee. December 2020 - Mark Britton locates the house to Wenny Road, Chatteris. The house still stands as a private dwelling. (Alfred Beeby of the Brewer's Arms was discharged from bankruptcy May 1925 - a temporary licence was granted to his wife, Mary Ann.) |
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Where was the Piper's Fancy? Calyn Keohane finds this to have been a guest house in Coldwaltham, Sussex. Today it is a residential home. |
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BULLAS - An early image - pre 1900 The sign appears to read :- BULLAS WHITE HOUSE INN But Paul Fuller discovers it to have been the WHITE HORSE, Fisher Gate, Doncaster. The house of Thomas Bullas. Certainly an early image because the house was demolished in 1868. |
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The BUCK INN Retailer of Foreign & British Spirits .......Good Stabling. Today a private dwelling on the A480 at Woonton, Herefordshire. Thanks to Paul Fuller for the ID on this 26/20/2018. |
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The PLUMBERS ARMS
- Thomas Brown is licensee. The shop next door is owned by J Boyes and sells Wild Geranium & Trilby cigarettes - amongst many others. 08.2017 - Paul Fuller finds the shop of John Boyes to be at No. 2 Fylde Street, Preston. It stood next door to No. 3, the PLUMBERS ARMS, which was formerly the New Fighting Cocks. The name change happening in 1881. Thomas Brown was licensee in 1904 to at least 1907. The PLUMBERS ARMS closed, probably pre 1911. The area was redeveloped in the 1960's. |
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NOAH'S ARK Should be easy.... As it happens it took a while to locate because the house was once called the FOX and is recorded in history as such. Paul Fuller tracked it down, October 2016 and locates it to Fox Lane, Eversley Cross, Hampshire. |
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An early scene and the BELL INN is to the right. The buildings to the left appear to be mostly timber clad. October 2015 - Adrian Wayne-Morgan traces the house to the High Street, Bushey, Herts. |
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The THREE HORSE SHOE INN Bass ale on sale September 2015 - Calyn Keohane finds the house (still trading) in Llangeitho, Tregaron, Ceredigion, Wales. SY25 6TW. The two windows at the extreme LH end have long since been filled in, as has the LH door. |
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The GEORGE HOTEL in what appears to be the market square? It turns out to be Halstead, Essex. The bank to the left having been demolished to allow widening of the Hedingham Road. Nigel Bown confirms location. 11/2014 |
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The OLD WHITE HART Selling NICHOLL'S ENTIRE & FINE ALE This card posted 1905 - from Norwich. Don Parry confirms the house was at High Street, Lewisham, a H & V Nicholl's Anchor Brewery house. Feb 2013 |
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The GEORGE & DRAGON HOTEL Elizabeth Mallett is licensee. 29.10.12 - Nick Smith traces the house to CARRIGILL, CUMBRIA Elizabeth Mallett apparently died in 1932 |
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The GLOBE INN selling BULLARDS ALES is at the end of the terrace to the right. The flood was June 1913 Whittlesey confirmed by Phil Self 02/2012 |
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The magnificent gas lamp is perhaps a trifle over the top at the KINGS ARMS Selling YOUNGS & Co Ales Pay-az-u-go Billiards could be played here. Another positive ID by |
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The church should provide a good clue. The KINGS (ARMS ?) was apparently run by licensee JACKSON at the time...... ..... a chance Jackson was the name of the brewery.......... 17.10.2007 - Peter Williams locates another Kings Arms at Carshalton Surrey. |
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Ref : Nelson 2 LORD NELSON COMMERCIAL HOTEL Positively identified by Peter Parke 24.11.05 as the LORD NELSON INN at SOUTHWOLD' Confirmed by LRLH |
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ANGEL MORGANS ALES & STOUT A funeral procession - Card posted February 1913 GOUDE Motor Cycles to left. Confirmed as Whittlesey. Barclays Bank stands where Goude's Cycle shop was. The Nationwide has replaced the Angel |
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Another fine piece of detective work by Bunny. |
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Leonard Bridgwood stands at the door of the CROWN INN.
...... and a positive ID puts the house at Good work Bunny! |
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The FOX A Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs house. Thought to be in the Diss area. Yes indeed! Tracked down March 2006 by Leslie Robert Linford Hazell to HAUGHLEY GREEN - just north of Stowmarket. |
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BOURNE HALL HOTEL
February 2006 - |
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The house appears to be called the WINDMILL or MILL and the licensee is possibly George C Carr? The WINDMILL INN is in CHURCH STREET, STRATFORD on AVON. Thanks Bunny ! |
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The WHITE SWAN a Northampton Brewery Co house Still looks very similar at Main Street Holcot Northants. Tel : 01604 781263 Another positive ID by Dennis Taylor 16.03.2005 |
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DEVONSHIRE ARMS A photograph by D Nobbs of Gt Yarmouth. Selling SHELL & BP Petrol in 1954 A fine identification by Chris Hiscox 24.08.2006 The house still trades in Peak Forest. Situated on the A623 (Hernstone Lane) SK17 8EJ Tel: 01298 23875 Presumably Gt Yarmouth photographer D. Nobbs was on holiday. |
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Probably a Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs house. Perhaps a SWAN is depicted on the sign? Thought to be in the Diss area, possibly in Suffolk. Indeed it is the SWAN at WESTERFIELD Suffolk. Still trading 2012 see:- http://www.westerfield-village.co.uk/pubs.html Oct 2006 - Thanks again to Bunny LH |
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Probably Norfolk .... and so it is! Turns out to be the Horseshoes at Barnham Broom. A fine identity by Bunny - June 2007 |
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The sign of the JOLLY FARMERS says Steward & Patteson Ales are on sale, but the house is out of sight. Another fine piece of detective work by Bunny - October 2007. The houses to the right still survive at Carbrooke. |
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The licensee is called Haines and the beer is brewed by Morlands (Oxfordshire) But where is / was the MAYBUSH ? Feb 2008 : Phil Child was
the first to positively identify this house.. |
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The VOLUNTEER INN is just about visible behind this fine vehicle. LRLH confirms that the car has a Hastings registration. September 2011 |
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Turns out to be at AFON-WEN on the A541 Another find by Bunny - August 2011 |
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It appears that the
Phil Self identifies this to be at |
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 A fine turnout at the GOLDEN CROSS......... |
 ........ and here is the GOLDEN CROSS again, having recently had a make-over it seems. |
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| The Golden Cross turns out to be at Marlbrook, near Bromsgrove. - Identification by Peter Williams, Australia - March 2013 | |||||||||||
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