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Forum: Heritage and History 01-12-2009, 05:43

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Re "Good Ale" - re Z Bar and it having a Church Street address. Its just that with the old newspaper article quoting the old pub/ale house/beerhouse (whatever) being classed as Warner Street, just...

Forum: Heritage and History 30-11-2009, 15:09

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! I am pleased to announce that, as mentioned in posting no. 51 - the "Good ale tomorrow for nothing" beerhouse/inn, whatever, WAS on Warner Street ..... and here is my proof - from...

Forum: Heritage and History 27-11-2009, 18:14

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Hi Retlaw, I know you will be reading this, even if you are not posting AT THE MOMENT. I now "believe" that the Clay Inn, was at no 4 Albert Street, Accrington and that the Bulls Head was at 124...

Forum: Heritage and History 21-11-2009, 07:44

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Now now Retlaw, CALM DOWN! You used to be a grumpy devil, I thought you had calmed down now AND MELLOWED. Just dont ask questions that most people are not in a position to answer, thats all. BE...

Forum: Heritage and History 20-11-2009, 19:57

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc er, so, it just happened to mention that the pub was - according to you - on the corner of Church Street and Duke Street?????

Forum: Heritage and History 20-11-2009, 17:55

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc I am still convinced you are WRONG about there having been a pub on the corner of Warner Street and Duke Street. I agree there was once a LODGING HOUSE on that corner, but not a beerhouse. Would you...

Forum: Heritage and History 19-11-2009, 08:47

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Pubs in old & new acc Following details from "Accrington as it was" by Brian Ashton. Photos from Accy Library. "Good Ale Tomorrow for Nothing" - so said the sign over the beerhouse that stood on the corner of Church...

Forum: Heritage and History 19-11-2009, 05:01

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Er I bet to differ on "Good Ale tomorrow for Nothing" - I KNOW it was on the corner of Warner Street and Church Street!

Forum: Heritage and History 18-11-2009, 21:09

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Borough Arms British Volunteers answered Bulls Head - dont know the answer to this Clay Inn - Never even heard of it Flying Dutchman answered Good Ale Tomorrow for Nothing. Corner of WarnerStreet...

Forum: Heritage and History 18-11-2009, 06:58

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc Retlaw, this thread is becoming quite BORING now, you are constantly DIGRESSING i.to move away from the central topic - thats why I have not been responding. Please just keep to asking a question....

Forum: Heritage and History 13-11-2009, 22:41

Replies: 78 Pubs in old & new acc Views: 4,493 Posted By Atarah Re: Pubs in old & new acc British Volunteers - Warner Street - I also know the Flying Dutchman and Good Ale Tomorrow, but I will let others try.

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