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The QUEEN'S HOTEL. The entrance to the Vaults is to the left. The Hotel entrance is to the right. June 2023 - David Fisher finds the house at Withernsea East Yorkshire. |
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CROWN HOTEL - London area? Nigel B confirms... London Road, Romford |
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The ROYAL OAK selling R. B. Bowly & Co's Ales. W. J. Slater licensee. (Listed from at least 1920 to 1931) December 2020 Stewart Marsh finds the house at :- Oak Road, Watchfield, SN6 8TD. The house closed in 2004. According to the Shrivenham Heritage Society it was demolished in 2011. Stephen Watkins confirms location February 2021 |
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The IRON HORSE Had/has a Bar, Lounge and `Verandah'. Calyn Keohane identifies the house to have been at Station Road, Sidcup, South East London. No longer standing. |
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The MOUNT HOTEL Calyn Keohane identifies the location to 67 Bevois Valley Road, Southampton, SO14 0EB on the corner with Ancasta Road. A block of flats now stand on the site. |
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The finger post directs towards Hall Common 27/11/2018 - Robert Atkins traces this to Ludham - The Bakers Arms. Paul Fuller comes up with the same conclusion 08/12/2018 |
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The WHITE LION J. E. BEDFORD is licensee Offering :- Choice wines & spirits & Accommodation for cyclists. Confirmed January 2018 by Mike Bristow to be Wem, Shropshire. John Edmund Bedford is recorded as licensee in 1911 |
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Where was / is the
LIFEGUARDSMAN ? Royal Stout is on draught. 14.05.2017 Tony Davis finds the house was at 43 Hogarth Lane, Chiswick. It was bombed during WWII. |
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It says Steward & Patteson on the lamp, so a fair chance this is in Norfolk. 23/03/2016 - The eagle eyes of Bunny LH trace this to the GARDEN HOUSE at Mundham. The distinctive lantern being the identifier on an image published in the EDP the same day. |
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The CROSS KEYS had licensee William J Frith A confirmed location 30/05/2014 by Paul Fuller puts the house at HOYLAND, South Yorkshire, S740PY. Considerably extended, the house still trades today. |
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RED LION In the background there is a pub, but not much can be seen. Where was `THE GOLDEN MORNING OF LOVE' ? Please note - The original of this was `Lost in the Post ' when being returned to the owner - If you ever see it please advise! This identified as WESTON a couple of miles south of Baldock. SG4 7DE Thanks to Paul 05.2014 & 05.2016 |
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The GEORGE HOTEL Located to Lower Brailes, Oxfordshire. (Or Warwickshire according to Google Earth) by Tim Edgell - March 2013. |
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The Stag Inn advertising Burton Ales. Identified by Nick Smith as still in business at 15 Great Oak St, LLANIDLOES, Wales |
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The GOLDEN RULE & licensee Victor Harold Bennett. Still trading at ID Feb 2006 by Stewart Marsh & LRLH |
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Believed to be a Norfolk house. ...... but no other clues. Identified 03/2012 by BLH as the BRISTON HORSESHOES. |
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The CART WHEEL has licensee Thomas Hiscock waiting for trade. The house still trading at |
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The WHITE HORSE CHARLES WELLS Ales on sale. Is at 84 Newnham Avenue, Bedford Positively identified 16.03.06 by Dennis Taylor |
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Where is St Cross and what was the pub in the distance called ? 03.2005 : Phil King suggests South Elmham in North Suffolk and the house would then be the FOX & HOUNDS. |
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E Deacon ran the GLO'STER at no 187. Teddy is to the left standing next to Jim. Old Teddy stands in the doorway Tom appears to be the cat at the right. This is 187 Sloane Street, Chelsea. Bunny chalks up another! 08.08.06 |
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But where? Not much resemblance to the Ark at Thetford... It turns out that the ARK was located at
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The BULL INN ARTHUR HERBERT licensee / brewer
Tracked to Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk |
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The CASTLE : Isaac Sadd is licensee and Greene King Ales are on sale. OCTOBER 2006 Identified by Peter Elund (Australia) as being at High Street Earls Colne ESSEX Still trading today see:- http://thecastlepub.net/
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The GEORGE INN Henry Wray is licensee. Looks to be in a valley. ...... and is still trading at Hubberholme, Skipton, North Yorkshire. Thank you Bunny.
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were serving PARKERS ALES at the WHITE HORSE The house is identified by Rod Kettle as being at |
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The WHITE HART . On the other side of the road are the businesses of Mr Adamson ?, Mr Mitchell and somebody offering haircutting, shaving, cigars & tobacco. A difficult scene to date but horses still seem to be the main transport of the day, so pre 1920 ? October 2007 |
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The CROWN is selling Morgans Ales and the licensee was Charles Ayres ? 21 Feb 2008 - Bunny Linford-Hazell recognises this house as being at Great Ellingham Norfolk. |
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The SPARROW Selling Morlands Ales
18 March 2008 :- Don Parry identifies the house
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The CANNON INN | |||||||||
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A sign to the left and the pub to the right, but where? Nigel Bown tracks this down to Denton near Grantham. The WELBY ARMS is the pub.
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No clues apart from Ind Coope ales on sale. ........ but nevertheless Peter Williams locates the house as the DRILL at Romford. Rebuilt in the 1930/40's the address today is 400 Brentwood Road, RM2 6DH |
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