old pubs on vicar lane leeds

To round off the evening was to have fish and chips from the Crown Fisheries, eaten in alcoholic fuzz, out of the paper, on the Corn Exchange steps observing every species of humanity rolling home up Boar Lane in jovial state. Pack Horse Inn with brewhouse, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds (Jan. 1891) 5. Albert Hotel, Lower Mosley Street, Manchester (May 1946), 395. Merrion Street Following on from Eric Sandersons picture question (the alternative Slip) which he now reveals is actually in Harrogate here is another poser. The Ship, Whitlocks, Piccadilly Bar, and the Pack Horse were up ginnels and never quite aspired to my favourite category of: mucky pub. (LogOut/ If you combined it with the downstairs bar called Jumpin Jacks, it held a whopping 3,310 revellers. 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. of the most historic pubs in Leeds Gate Inn, Fall Lane, Dewsbury (Oct. 1897), 93. We are losing all those great pubs The Plasterers is gone too, now. Queens Arms with brewhouse, Jockey Lane, Knaresborough (Dec. 1897), 96. I was in the Market Tavern the night it closed! As a Sam Smith pub, it stocks local Yorkshire ales and other drinks that are renowned for being reasonably priced. It was next to the police station ,it was a good old fashioned pub . Off- licence, 1/2 Buckle Lane, Normanton (Dec. 1901), 163. Bowling Green Hotel, Ribbleton Lane, Preston, 546. The Duchess was the Robin Hood pub until local promoter John Keenan transformed it in the late 80s by putting on touring bands. If you didnt cause trouble, no one would trouble you and you could observe to your hearts content. Off- licence, New Wortley, Leeds (July 1896), 72. There are plenty of dives like a cross between the Market Tavern and the Snakepit in New York City. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. I too would always tell people that its two nicks! Pitt & Nelson Hotel, Old Street, Ashton under Lyne (Aug. 1939, ex- Tadcaster Tower Brewery Co. Ltd.), 397. Old Bay Horse Inn, Main Street, Mickletown, near Methley (Jan. 1947), 316. I remember The Scotsman isnt it true the police went inside it on horseback? Furnival Hotel, Verdon Street, Sheffield (leased 1967), 483. This club in a church, on Woodhouse Lane, was later renamed Church (well it would be, wouldn't it?). Station Hotel, North Bridge, Ripon (Jan. 1924), 238. 1945), 365. Off- licence, High Street/ Craven Place, Batley (May 1898), 110. The Palace, The Duncan, Royal Oak The Regent, Scarborough Taps and The General Elliot totter on. Off- licence, Livingstone Street, Leeds (Feb. 1898), 101. Normanton Liberal Working Mens Club, Queen Street, Normanton (Sept. 1914), 206. North Eastern Hotel, Greaves Street/ Station Road, Castleford (May 1893), 41. Railway Tavern, Boothferry Road, Goole (Oct. 1963, ex- Ind Coope Ltd.), 461. Fox & Grapes Inn, Kiddal, near Barwick in Elmet (Sept. 1937), 305. 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Black Bull Inn with bottling store & former brewhouse, Horsforth (Mar. 1895), 61. Earl Francis, Manor Oaks Road, Sheffield (leased 1965), 474. I was promoting at about five other venues as well, he says. It too was victim of the decline of the superclub and closed in 2006. There was a bar like that one opposite the town hall called the Jungle Bar as I remember. New Cattle Market, Brook Street, Preston (Oct. 1950), 377. That pub would be the New Penny, formerly called the Hope and Anchor, Landlady was Kathy Sims, sister of Barry Sims, Leeds Rugby hooker at the time, Landlord was Johnny Wilson, Kathys partner. With staff in bikinis (presumably the women), a rotating dance floor and plastic sharks on the wall it sounds like an Antipodean bad trip. The Chequers Inn, South Milford, Park Lane, South Milford, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS25 5LP. Another night I went in there and it was so crushed there was nowhere to stand but I could see there was plenty of room at the far end, so I pushed my way through, folk were looking at me strangely, when I got to the space at the front I realised why; a naked woman cavorting about there, then I had to try and push my way back. The pub is on the site of the earlier Griffin Hotel, a coaching inn from at least the seventeenth century. Live & Let Live, Freckleton Street, Kirkham, 333. TEMPLAR HOTEL Im sure one of the gang will recognise what it used to be. The pub in Vicar Lane was forced to close in 2000. Old Blue Ball with brewhouse, Isle Lane, Holbeck, Leeds (Dec. 1896), 75. Off- licence, Normanton Common Road, Normanton (Apr. New Harrogate Hotel, Anchor Street, Hunslet, Leeds (June 1891), 9. Golden Cock : 13 Kirkgate. No one has had a guess where the photo is so Ill give it a go. Can anyone remember the name of the small pub opposite the old Rosco in Sheepscar. Off- licence, 66 Saltaire Road, Shipley (Jan. 1931), 287. Pubs Moorcock, Greystead, near Bellingham, Northumberland, 499. Sheepscar Hotel with brewhouse, Sheepscar Street, Leeds (May 1925), 251. Thank you all for the wonderful memories, Thanks for your comment, Roy. Scottish Queen, South Street, Park Hill Flats (leased 1964), 473. The interior decor is traditional with a dark wood bar with brass finishings and old, metal tables filling the main room of the pub. Beehive, Old Hall Street, Liverpool (Mar. Fenton Hotel, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds (acquired July 1890) 2. Jubilee Hotel, Park Lane, Leeds (June 1930), 282. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Off- licence, 6 Little Woodhouse Lane, Leeds (Feb. 1901), 156. Imperial Hotel, Bradford Road, Dewsbury (Aug 1900), 148. Fortunately, there was an intermediate era a good night was still to be had in the fifties sixties and even the seventies in the great old mucky pubs of Central Leeds; where there were still colourful characters. It was housed in a grade two listed building which began its life as a bank. Royal Hotel, Kensington Street, Bradford (May 1897), 86. Off- licence, High Street, Kippax (Nov. 1898), 129. Great trip down Memory Lane Pete. Leeds New Briggate New Briggate has some of the Northern Quarters best-loved venues, whether its cocktail joints, craft beer favourites or sports bars. Hare & Hounds : Wellington Lane. Sun Inn, Church Street, Hunslet, Leeds (June 1891), 8. This was a great old Leeds character by the name of Harry Bendon. This bar on Boar Lane was popular with students in the late 1990s and 2000s. Beacon, Reevy Road West, Bradford (1969), 489. Merrymaking floats out on the night air: a tinkling piano, raucous laughter, the occasional breaking of glass. It was described by police as 'a nuisance to the local community and the centre of antisocial behaviour'. 1925), 249. Can somebody else please comment and let me know if this is happening to them too? The Garden Gate has a rich history and was built in 1902 by W. Mason Coggill. WebTetley's pubs in Hull, 1987 Premises owned by Joshua Tetley & Son Ltd 1. 1895), 60. Sticking to its longstanding Yorkshire roots, the pub now stocks a range of Yorkshire beers from local breweries including Ilkley, Kirkstall, Roosters and others. 1949), 342. National World Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. 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. Viaduct Vaults, Briggate, Leeds (Sept. 1922), 227. Many people say they had "fabulous" nights in Brannigans which used to be in Vicar Lane. Providence Inn, Park Road, Barnsley (Sept. 1930, ex- Carters Knottingley Brewery Co. Ltd.), 284. The funniest thing was he didnt seem to notice, he continued to talk to his friend: rhubarb rhubarb etc. Sun Inn, Dean Road, Scarborough (May 1936), 439. That whole Irish/r&b music pub scene in the 70s and 80s and 90s was fantastic. Parkfield Hotel, Dewsbury Road, Leeds (May 1925, ex- Bentleys Yorkshire Breweries Ltd., Woodlesford), 252. Bay Horse Inn, Harcourt Street, Dudley Hill, Bradford (June 1923, ex- Leeds & Wakefield Breweries Ltd.), 234. New Inn, Denby Dale Road, Durkar (Dec. 1911), 190. My parents have lived on hall place since the early 80s. 1925), 247. The pub stocks regional ales and all of the food is made with locally sourced produce. Pig & Whistle, Covent Garden, Liverpool (May 1950), 360. Huntsman Hotel, Central Promenade, Blackpool (Aug. 1937), 398. I loved The Eldon and The Bay Horse next door, too. 1925), 250. 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. It later became Control nightclub. The Ship, Whitlocks, Piccadilly Bar, and the Pack Horse were up ginnels and never quite aspired to my favourite category of: mucky pub. The Market Tavern was known as the Madhouse. Some were undoubtedly sketchy but some weren't. Scotland Inn, Bradford Road, Gomersal (July 1918), 209. Ye Hole in ye Wall, Hackins Hey, Liverpool (Jan. 1947), 364. Lands End Inn, Ludworth, near Glossop, 367. The eldon,the packhorse,the bricklayers arms,and the famous Fenton,I frequented them all,I worked in the Hyde park pub at the age of 19 and that was a real experience as in those days the mild and bitter pumps were on,and the tap room was amazing,I had to do a shift each week and the guys that were there everyday getting plastered were so funny,the landlord ted Carroll was an extra for television,as he had a crooked nose from being a rugby player,he was truly a character his wife beryl was a bit of a snob!I think she hated the pub,as it wasnt fancy enough for her,we had the Leeds playhouse actors in a lot and the ones who went on to be famous like Richard beckinsale,who sadly died very young but starred in the sitcom porridge would still visit,he was lovely,I had such a crush on him,ted moved out the Hyde pub and was at the railway pub in ilkley,his wife was well pleased!I spent a lot of time in that boozer also,oh by the way folks,I did work!so please anyone who remembers these pubs I would love to hear from you. Ebor Hotel, Rigton Green, Leeds (July 1964), 462. Newcastle Arms, Darn Crook, Newcastle, 497. It wasnt a thoroughfare. Eddie Scott: Masterchef champion who works at Gordon Ramsay's restaurant lands top job in Maldives, Profitable holiday property business for sale in one of the Dales most tranquil and idyllic settings. Nice going Celtic. My dad was the caretaker for a few years. Masons Arms, Market Place, Doncaster (Sept. 1930, ex- Vaux family), 286. Inside, revellers in Billycock hats and bum starver jackets, swill back the ale, while their ladies polish off the gin. Off- licence, 7 Kendal Lane, Leeds (Sept. 1895), 63. What is the cool place to hang out today becomes uncool tomorrow and the money stops rolling in. I remember it as a mostly an Irish pub some great music and Irish dancing went on in there. Brown Cow Inn, Hollyshaw Lane, Whitkirk, Leeds (June 1929), 278. A sports bar dedicated to 1990s Italian football sounds a bit niche. The former club, which later became a row of shops, encouraged "eating, drinking and cavorting". Its longstanding history in Leeds can be seen in the iron Templar Cross that is nailed to the gable end of the pub. The Market Tavern you mention is probably the one on Duncan St, opposite the Star & Garter and another which saw plenty of action, I think was also called the Market , but known universally as The Madhouse , down by the side of the Market building towards the Eastgate side.That was some pub which Im sure you remember. 1913), 197. I do remember Woodbine Lizzie though. Highgate Inn, Newton, near Kirkham (Jan. 1925), 427. White Lion with brewhouse and wine & spirit vaults, Kirkgate, Bradford (July 1899), 136. Hole in the Wall, Westgate, Dewsbury (Mar. 54 reviews #661 of 1,092 Restaurants in Leeds $$ - $$$ Bar Pub Vegetarian Friendly 101 Vicar Lane, Leeds LS2 7NL England +44 113 345 1661 Website Menu Open now : 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM Off- licence, Moor Lane, Menston (Sept. 1898), 122. Ferry runs aground with baby on board after smoke in engine room, Nurses strike continues: Major disruption for NHS services in England, Additional flight to evacuate Britons from Sudan today, Ryanair cancels 220 flights over May 1 bank holiday due to strikes, Hardcore coronation fans already camped outside Buckingham Palace, One dead and seven injured in Cornwall nightclub knife attack. George Hotel, Leeds Road, Idle, Bradford (Feb. 1900), 141. Cleveland Vaults, Cleveland Square, Liverpool, 516. Are you sure you dont mean Whitelocks? Plough Inn, Staining, near Blackpool (Jan. 1949, ex- Burtonwood Brewery Co.), 388. Off- licence, Potovens Lane, Wrenthorpe (Dec. 1929), 279. Auntys Bar, Oxford Road, Manchester, 526. Gone now, regrettably, are The Royal in Lower Briggate and McConnells with its barrel filled window. Fleece Inn with brewhouse, Northgate, Dewsbury (Oct. 1892, sold Aug. 1960), 31. Albion Inn with brewhouse, Wellington Road, Leeds (July 1926), 263. Thanks again. Records of The Pack Horse suggest it was first established in 1615. Railway Hotel, Station Road, Kirkham, 334. Mexborough House Club, Main Street/ Sarah Street, Mexborough, 218. Morley hardly sounds like the backdrop for a world clubbing capital but for approximately a decade it was just that. The Old Red Lion is a traditional Sam Smith pub and dates back to the late Georgian period. 1920), 213. Oak Inn, Headingley, Leeds (June 1893), 43. It closed in 2004 after a police raid. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Bay Horse, Thornton, near Blackpool (Jan. 1949, ex- Burtonwood Brewery Co.), 389. Off- licence, 192 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds (Jan. 1901), 155. By the time I would be going in there at nine or ten oclock they would have an inch of ash on the end of their cigs and beginning to fall asleep. 555. Brown Cow Inn, Thornton Road/ Denholme Road, Thornton, Bradford (Apr. 1899), 131. Unicorn Hotel with brewhouse, Ivegate, Bradford (June 1900), 145. 1938, ex- Ind Coope & Allsopp Ltd.), 307. I cant find a single mention of it anywhere. I know I get pretty wound up on this topic,always have,and at election time I have many an argument with the candidates of each party,as they grovel and crawl for our votes!shame on them,well I do feel so much better for that I welcome views of what I have written. Beagle, Knutton Crescent, Sheffield (leased 1958), 466. The large curved bar and rich, dark wood furnishings add to the character of the pub, as well as the interesting features such as the standing clock and beams. Sometimes, in fantasising mood, I conjure up my ultimate night of booze and debauchery: the venue is Leeds City Centre and the decade is the 1890s The Naughty Nineties. The Ship Inn has records dating back to the 1750s, but much of its history is unknown other than its former name was The Ship and Griffin. Three Horse Shoes, Park Lane, Leeds (Feb. 1901), 157. Three Crowns, Manchester Street, Oldham (Mar. 1925), 248. Market House Inn, Toad Lane, Rochdale (Nov. 1943), 381. Pete. Sun Hotel, Market Place/ Westgate, Shipley (Dec. 1906), 179. This venue in Grand Arcade hosted the legendary Back To Basics house night in the 1990s that attracted big-name DJs including Danny Rampling, plus sets from Daft Punk and Goldie. 1898), 103. I am doing my family tree and one of my wifes relatives was Landlord at the Mucky Duck (white swan) in the sixties and early seventies. Whitwood Colliery Working Mens Club, Whitwood (Sept. 1948), 322. I'm uncertain if the Robin Hood became the Duchess?A faded shot this that hasn't tidied up - the tram track and Judy, Sorry Judy I dont remember that one either but I have put your comment on the disappearing pub story. Wooden Doll, Hudson Street, North Shields, 500. One Birdcage fan recalled on Tripadvisor: The Birdcage was a great place to spend the night, a real shame it closed down.. Concert Tavern, Oldham Road, Ashton under Lyne (Dec. 1947), 346. Regent Inn, formerly Blackwell Ox, Regent Street, Chapel Allerton, Leeds (Oct. 1891), 16. Off- licence, Wakefield Road, Dalton, Huddersfield (Mar. Eric, Loved the story of the pubs and all the responses generated. Nags Head, Pickhill, near Thirsk (Jan. 1946), 376. Pete Wood, Another great Iris pub was the Pointers ,used to call in when I worked at Apple yards in 1967/ 68 . I do remember a guy having his nose or was it his ear bitten off in the Market Tavern (Mad house). Remember the LLoyds Arms on Duke Street, or the Smyths Arms nearby on Garden Street? He later said: Those six years in Leeds were the best years of my life.. Queens Head with brewhouse, Baildon Bridge, Baildon (Oct. 1892), 29. Off- licence, Union Street, Dewsbury (Feb. 1903), 168. Rose & Crown, Rigel Street, Manchester, 537. Squirrel Hotel, Bolton Road, Anderton, Lancs. Red Lion, The Square, Whitworth, near Rochdale, 551. Stump Cross Inn, High Street, Morley (Aug. 1892), 28. White Swan Inn and Varieties Music Hall, Swan Street, Leeds (Mar. I have a pretty good idea but Ill wait until someone else has a guess. Off- licence, Closes Road, Hunslet, Leeds (Oct. 1897), 92. Crusader Hotel, Ninelands Road, Garforth (1965), 477. Off- licence, Leeds Road/ Ann Street, Dewsbury (Oct. 1900), 151. 1901), 158. The Prospect was at the top of Railway Street. Fascinating to go on and Google and see Harry being discussed today. 1910), 186. 1926), 262. Griffin Hotel, Boar Lane, Leeds (Nov. 1937), 306. The Jungle bar was in the basement. This could be a issue with my web browser because Ive had this happen previously. And until its demise in 2003 it was considered the finest night of its kind attracting hardcore clubbers from across the UK and abroad. Leeds pubs which have been loved and

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