Puzzle 5
- Thread starter Retlaw
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A guess Victoria St.
Bull Bridge .. but not there anymoreMilnshaw Brewery ?
What was it called in 1914, there was a big sign on it.
That picture I put up was 1920, when it was put up for sale.
You still have'nt answered the pub question yet.
Retlaw.
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You don't half want blood .. LOL. View attachment 14736
Couple of pints at least
Model Press ? (Ward Knowles).
Believe me .. still working on this one ... have put some feelers out but no response yet.
Who are you going to ask.
After you've given up, I might not even tell you the answer, just for devilment. Its no good going in the library either.
Retlaw.
Believe me .. still working on this one ... have put some feelers out but no response yet.
Who are you going to ask.
Retlaw.
Thwaites's Brewery ... they owned the Railway and will have records ... looks like they don't know either as no reponse yet ...think will resort to blackmail it they don't reply .. good story for LET .. 'Non Caring Brewery' in local interest/history of their properties from the people who have supported their beer all these years, etc... guess would be frontpage
Wrong.
That was much later I said 1914, not 1944.
Retlaw.
New Model Lodging House ?
We've already established it was the New Model Lodging House.
But its was known by another name.
That other name is the question.
Retlaw.
Thwaites's Brewery ... they owned the Railway and will have records ... looks like they don't know either as no reponse yet ...think will resort to blackmail it they don't reply .. good story for LET .. 'Non Caring Brewery' in local interest/history of their properties from the people who have supported their beer all these years, etc... guess would be frontpage
They have no records actually .. probably because the deeds are now in the hands of the new Landlord (or mortgage provider) They sent me a lovely reply, but think I deleted their first answer thinking it was spam (just to put right the above remark).
Humph .. how many of his bacardi/cokes will I have to buy at the Railway to persuade the landlord to look these up for me...
This question is now over 3 threads .. no wonder Bagpuss is confused.
Retlaw.They have no records actually .. probably because the deeds are now in the hands of the new Landlord (or mortgage provider) They sent me a lovely reply, but think I deleted their first answer thinking it was spam (just to put right the above remark).
Humph .. how many of his bacardi/cokes will I have to buy at the Railway to persuade the landlord to look these up for me...
Deeds on paper are usually held by the solicitor or the mortgage Comp.
Most transactions are now recorded at the Land Registry, very few will show the orignial name or owner, especially back in 1830/40's.
I know of several old properties in Acc that have no deeds to their property prior to 1840, land yes, but buildings no. Land was worth more then, than stones and mortar.
This question is now over 3 threads .. no wonder Bagpuss is confused.
Originally Posted by katex 
They have no records actually .. probably because the deeds are now in the hands of the new Landlord (or mortgage provider) They sent me a lovely reply, but think I deleted their first answer thinking it was spam (just to put right the above remark).
Humph .. how many of his bacardi/cokes will I have to buy at the Railway to persuade the landlord to look these up for me...
Deeds on paper are usually held by the solicitor or the mortgage Comp.
Most transactions are now recorded at the Land Registry, very few will show the orignial name or owner, especially back in 1830/40's.
I know of several old properties in Acc that have no deeds to their property prior to 1840, land yes, but buildings no. Land was worth more then, than stones and mortar.
This question is now over 3 threads .. no wonder Bagpuss is confused.
Tee hee ... was manipulating you again. Knew you would have an answer on deeds, as wasn't quite sure.... smug, smug.
They have no records actually .. probably because the deeds are now in the hands of the new Landlord (or mortgage provider) They sent me a lovely reply, but think I deleted their first answer thinking it was spam (just to put right the above remark).
Humph .. how many of his bacardi/cokes will I have to buy at the Railway to persuade the landlord to look these up for me...
Deeds on paper are usually held by the solicitor or the mortgage Comp.
Most transactions are now recorded at the Land Registry, very few will show the orignial name or owner, especially back in 1830/40's.
I know of several old properties in Acc that have no deeds to their property prior to 1840, land yes, but buildings no. Land was worth more then, than stones and mortar.
This question is now over 3 threads .. no wonder Bagpuss is confused.
Tee hee ... was manipulating you again. Knew you would have an answer on deeds, as wasn't quite sure.... smug, smug.