Pubs
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too late was the cry, saw it just after he left it, cracked me up big time.Can't let Mancies compliment go unnoticed while they are both currently on line
who dya think ya are dave- me?
The only one i can think of is the Rising Bridge Working Mans Club and that was on Hazel Street but it was at the top it closed in the early 90's. Its now a house. Never heard of one across the road from Hollands. There used to be a shop and then the row of cottages and bash methodist church across the road from Hollands, and on the same side as hollands there was a shop at the end of the row of houses.
yave aged well jen, never thought ya were gone 60.
does spug know?
u know full well ive only been on this earth for 40 years!!
spug also knows hes my toyboy anyway and hes not bothered!!!
I just sent a text to someone who is a few years older than me to find out out for definate if there is one there. But the only one i can remember is the club at the top of Hazel Street.
Also delving into my file on Rising Bridge which i did 25 yrs ago which does have some history of rising bridge in it.
spug also knows hes my toyboy anyway and hes not bothered!!!
I just sent a text to someone who is a few years older than me to find out out for definate if there is one there. But the only one i can remember is the club at the top of Hazel Street.
Also delving into my file on Rising Bridge which i did 25 yrs ago which does have some history of rising bridge in it.
Was it at the top of Alliance street that one. Theres a house there with a beehive on it.
knew i shouldnt have got this out - studying ordanance survey maps of 1844 and 1912 for baxenden and rising bridge!!!! Found a list of all the mills in rossendale in this
now think i vaugley remember a boozer being there, from childhood. that could be the one she means.?
I cant cashy - wasnt even a twinkle in my daddys eyes when you were a youngster!!!!
I know about Rising Bridge Working Mens Club also the two at top of Alliance St. Beehive on one side of road The Railway on the other both now houses. the one I am on about was def at bottom of Hazel St.
[I]corner house on Hazel St used to be a pub. The end house and I think the two next to it were all one at one time. They split them up into houses. Thats why the end one is so small, it is what was left over after they made the other two. When we lived there it was where they had kept the barrels. On the side of the house it had slates advertising. I can't remember what it had been called. It was never a pub in our lifetime though. Other than that that ****** said he doesn't know,[/I] Above received from a reliable source
[I]corner house on Hazel St used to be a pub. The end house and I think the two next to it were all one at one time. They split them up into houses. Thats why the end one is so small, it is what was left over after they made the other two. When we lived there it was where they had kept the barrels. On the side of the house it had slates advertising. I can't remember what it had been called. It was never a pub in our lifetime though. Other than that that ****** said he doesn't know,[/I] Above received from a reliable source
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Hadn't noticed that - cheeky young whippersnapper! Even I don't remember a pub there, although I do recall the house at the top of Alliance Street with the Beehive nameplate being a boozer, alas, before I was old enough to take advantage of it.