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cuppy cake 08-07-2011 15:28

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hi i was wondering if anyone can help my dad found a picture in a book of THE FEATHERS HOTEL, whalley road , clayton le moors dated 1965.Have asked around but no one seems to know of this place or remember it, so if it rings a bell to anyone and where it was actually situated in clayton would be a great help thanx :)

cashman 08-07-2011 15:40

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worked on whalley rd clayton 63, n used to sup in boozers on it, yet this is a new un on me.:confused: look forward to the answer to this un.;)

katex 08-07-2011 16:04

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The only thing that I can think of is that 'Feathers' is a hotel group. Maybe they owned something like Sparth House at one time ?
Wild speculation.

katex 08-07-2011 16:18

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'Course it could just be wrongly labelled.

Bob Dobson 08-07-2011 16:23

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I think the name and the date don't coincide. Find ( in the library) an old ( 1900?) directory of the whole of Lancashire and look the name up to give you the location.Remember to look at both beerhouses and hotel/inns, as these had different sorts of licences. I don't think you will find the name in a local directory. It isn't in my 1951 one. If you can come up with the name of the book, it will help. There weren't many local books published in the 1960s.

Margaret Pilkington 08-07-2011 17:02

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I have lived in Clayton since 1966...but prior to that my Dad used to take me to the Canal Bridge to watch the Whit walks(early 50's)........I don't ever remember seeing a pub called The Feathers.
Would be interested to see any answers to this.

garinda 08-07-2011 17:42

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Originally Posted by cuppy cake (Post 917399)
hi i was wondering if anyone can help my dad found a picture in a book of THE FEATHERS HOTEL, whalley road , clayton le moors dated 1965.Have asked around but no one seems to know of this place or remember it, so if it rings a bell to anyone and where it was actually situated in clayton would be a great help thanx :)

Would it be possible to scan the photograph in the book?

I'm sure people will be able to help you more if they can see the place in question.

Bob Dobson 08-07-2011 19:57

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Could this be The Game Cock? It's on the Clayton side of Whalley, the road is possibly called Whalley Rd and they have feathers.

cuppy cake 09-07-2011 10:52

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this is the pic not very clear but best i got lol xhope it helps ?

cashman 09-07-2011 10:59

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don't recognise the block on whalley rd:confused: have yeh any idea whereabouts it is? one thing i'm sure someone will know on here if that were it is.:)

cuppy cake 09-07-2011 11:02

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my husband thinks it could be across from the hare and hounds on that block but not sure !!!!!

cashman 09-07-2011 11:11

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Originally Posted by cuppy cake (Post 917645)
my husband thinks it could be across from the hare and hounds on that block but not sure !!!!!

now i'm really stumped, worked next door to the Hair @ Hounds in 63 at Slingers n don't remember that building.:o:confused: yer hubby may well be correct n i'm losing it.:D

MargaretR 09-07-2011 11:16

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Originally Posted by cuppy cake (Post 917645)
my husband thinks it could be across from the hare and hounds on that block but not sure !!!!!

There is a mock tudor building there - but not the one you seek
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AccyMad 09-07-2011 11:21

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Was born & bred in Clayton & although in '65 was I only a nipper, that photo doesn't look familiar at all, sorry - good luck with the search

MargaretR 09-07-2011 11:24

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My 1st ex was from Higham (near Padiham).
I do recall him mentioning 'the Feathers' from time to time.

I think you need to look further afield to the Pendle and Ribble Valley areas.

katex 09-07-2011 11:47

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Methinks could be this one:

The Feathers Hotel - Ludlow, Shropshire, Hotels Ludlow, Ludlow Accommodation

cashman 09-07-2011 11:54

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Think yeh nailed it kate.:)

Margaret Pilkington 09-07-2011 14:37

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Definitely not Clayton then.

Balbus 09-07-2011 15:51

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There is a Feathers Inn in Colne Road, Brierfield, but it looks nothing like this one, which clearly seems to be the one in Ludlow as Katex says. It's described as the most handsome Inn in the world (the Ludlow one, not the Brierfield one).

katex 09-07-2011 16:30

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Originally Posted by Balbus (Post 917682)
There is a Feathers Inn in Colne Road, Brierfield, but it looks nothing like this one, which clearly seems to be the one in Ludlow as Katex says. It's described as the most handsome Inn in the world (the Ludlow one, not the Brierfield one).

That could be the one Margaret's '1st' talked about (love the way she describes her past husbands... :D).

Not so sure about handsome, but certainly interesting.

Read this about the ghosts ... brrrrrr ... even though I have been known to proclaim don't believe in 'em ... don't fancy a night in Room 211.

http://www.eerie-evenings.com/Feathers-Hotel.htm

Love the one about the 'living ghost' of a scantily dressed girl that can only be seen by men ... mmmm ... that ale must send them to bed with the weirdest of dreams. http://planetsmilies.net/freak-smiley-9427.gif

DaveinGermany 09-07-2011 16:50

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 917685)
Love the one about the 'living ghost' of a scantily dressed girl that can only be seen by men ... mmmm ... that ale must send them to bed with the weirdest of dreams. http://planetsmilies.net/freak-smiley-9427.gif

Oh aye ! All hail the Ale, the great leveller, makes all Dogs look like Foxes ! ;) :D

katex 09-07-2011 18:32

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 917689)
Oh aye ! All hail the Ale, the great leveller, makes all Dogs look like Foxes ! ;) :D

Hahaha, Dave, think it works in reverse for us women .. all the princes look like frogs to me when I have had a few ... could be our rose coloured glasses slip.

Atarah 09-07-2011 19:44

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Hey! I am not even from CLAYTON, but its obvious its not from this area. The main question of course should be:
my dad found a picture in a book of THE FEATHERS HOTEL, whalley road , clayton le moors dated 1965
er ... WHICH book please.

katex 09-07-2011 19:54

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Originally Posted by Atarah (Post 917729)
Hey! I am not even from CLAYTON, but its obvious its not from this area. The main question of course should be:
my dad found a picture in a book of THE FEATHERS HOTEL, whalley road , clayton le moors dated 1965
er ... WHICH book please.

Yer Bob has already asked this, Atarah... but you are right. It has obviously an incorrect caption on this photograph and the publishers ought to be informed.

Still, made for an interesting thread. :)

lancsdave 09-07-2011 20:05

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Originally Posted by Balbus (Post 917682)
There is a Feathers Inn in Colne Road, Brierfield, but it looks nothing like this one,

Yep, the greenery growing outside the Brierfield one is more likely to be smoked than admired :D. I used to live on the street running up the side of it, never been a pub of my choice though :)

wadey 10-07-2011 00:21

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The Feathers, Brierfield, it's on the main road and about the last pub in the area

The Feathers, Colne Road, Brierfield:: OS grid SD8436 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland - photograph every grid square!

Balbus 10-07-2011 08:12

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The Feathers is now apparently the last pub in Brierfield. It's described by its only reviewer as "really ruff (sic)".

wadey 10-07-2011 18:53

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It won't last much longer

Gremlin 10-07-2011 19:29

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There is a Feathers Inn on John Street Briefield, maybe it's been altered, maybe it's a different one.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...n/feathers.jpg

cuppy cake 10-07-2011 20:00

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well everyone it is in ludlow and not clayton so whoever wrote the book needs to change it but thankyou anyway for all your help x much appreciated x:)

Gremlin 10-07-2011 20:16

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I didn't recognize it but not long ago I bought a jacket from the Edinburgh Woolen Mill a few doors away. We had rented a cottage on the outskirts of Ludlow for a week.
Nice town, good shops and the Sunday antique market is well worth a visit. The hotel is very near and still going strong.

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wadey 11-07-2011 14:53

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24 photos of The Feathers Ludlow

24 Photos of [feathers] , within 10km of Ludlow, Shropshire :: Geograph Britain and Ireland - photograph every grid square!

When booking a holiday do not confuse it with Brierfield !

bzk 11-07-2011 17:30

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There is also a Feathers Hotel on Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. Quite well known in the area.

The Feathers Hotel - Liverpool City Centre Hotel ? Central Liverpool Hotel

Gremlin 11-07-2011 18:31

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Originally Posted by wadey (Post 918069)
24 photos of The Feathers Ludlow

24 Photos of [feathers] , within 10km of Ludlow, Shropshire :: Geograph Britain and Ireland - photograph every grid square!

When booking a holiday do not confuse it with Brierfield !

There is not much chance of the Wadey, I have managed to avoid Briefield for many years, since the M65 opened I suppose.

The residents of Ludlow don't have the same sun tan as the ones in Brierfield.


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