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Old photos of pubs in Penn |
An old view of the Barley Mow at the southern
end of Wakeley Hill.
A more modern view of the Barley Mow. Courtesy
of Lawson Cartwright.
Another view of the Barley Mow. Courtesy of
Lawson Cartwright.
The Barley Mow in 2014.
The old Rose and Crown on Penn Road. Courtesy
of Lawson Cartwright.
Another view of the old Rose and Crown on Penn
Road. Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright.
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The Rose and Crown after the 1981
rebuild. Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright. |
An advert from 1981. Courtesy of Jackie
Neilson.
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The Roebuck in 2010. |
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The Roebuck in 2012. |
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The Roebuck in 2017. |
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A one and a halfpence token from
the 1850s. John Bickley was licensee between 1851 and
1861. |
The licensees at the Roebuck were as follows:
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J. Hancock. |
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1818 |
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John Hancox. |
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1834 to 1835 |
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Charles Hickman. |
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1841 to 1845 |
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Mrs. Sarah Hickman. |
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1849 to 1851 |
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John Bickley. |
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1851 to 1861 |
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Mary Tandy. |
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1871 |
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Thomas Bowen. |
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1872 to 1874 |
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Frederick Bowen. |
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1874 |
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Richard Mainwaring. |
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1884 |
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Peter York. |
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1891 |
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Mrs. Esther York. |
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1892 to 1904 |
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Joseph York. |
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1912 to 1916 |
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Mrs. Lily Harris. |
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1921 |
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Bill Yorke. |
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1920’s |
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Ernest O’ Jerman. |
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1940 |
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Jimmy Dunn. |
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Ray Lakin. |
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2004 |
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Entertainment at the Roebuck on a Saturday
afternoon in June 2018.
Another view taken during a 1940s celebration
at the Roebuck in June 2018.
One of the latest casualties. It was
demolished in 2014. Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright.
The Springhill in its original form. Courtesy
of Lawson Cartwright.
The Springhill today.
The Bradmore Arms. Courtesy of Lawson
Cartwright.
The Mitre which stood on the corner of Church
Road and Church Walk. Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright.
The Mount Tavern. Courtesy of Lawson
Cartwright.
The Gunmakers Arms at Bradmore. Courtesy of
Lawson Cartwright.
The Flying Dutchman on Warstones Drive.
Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright.
The Battle of Britain that stood
on the corner of Birchwood Road and Sandringham Road.
Courtesy of Lawson Cartwright. |
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