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Does anyone know when a pub called the Australia ? closed? Also was the Woodnook on Nuttall Street ever called the Carters Arms?

Thanks

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The Australian closed in the 50s as for the Woodnook, didn't know it was on Nuttall Street can only recall the Brittania on there.

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The woodnook was on carter st behind the factory bottoms it was never called the carters

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surely you can recall THE STAR lower down than the brit ;)

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the Star and the Brittania were both thwaites houses on Nuttall st.:)

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think yer wrong mate, i was goin in the Australian early 60s, the then landlady is still batting n lives off Buckingham Grove.;)

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Think you are right on this one ... I remember the Australian going in the 60s ... nice place for a quiet sociable drink with one's mother on a Saturday nite:D:D:dancedog:

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yep they had n alsation which stayed out in the yard to deter vagabonds.:D the son actually lives down church, used to play footy wi him on the broadway carpark.

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Im with you Mr C, It was still there when the accy Cavern was going.

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I think Owd Bert had a photo of it at one time.

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You must have been under age cashy:D I seem to remember it being boarded up but can't remember it being open, I certainly didn't go in, but it looks like missed a treat:D

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Don't remember the Star beechy, used to go in the Brit in the mid 70s as I live on Nelson street for a couple of years, when did the star close?

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think the star closed in the 70s sometime aint sure when, n yes i was 13/14 when i first went in the australian, have a great tale fer ya next time i pop round,;)

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What was the name of the pub opposite the old Baths - Was it the Jubilee?

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no pete the "Junction" played darts fer em once.;) john smiths house.