The Storrsdale

was trawling through a good pic webite

http://inacityliving.piczo.com/?g=41057337&cr=7‏

and came accross a photo of the storrsdale which i used to use in the sixties. it had a different name then although everyone called it the storrsdale. can anyone remember what it was called ?

That's the web site belonging to our illustrious Yo moderator Ged. :) :)

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That's the web site belonging to our illustrious Yo moderator Ged. :) :)

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i'll ask him then ! :)

Storrsdale or Storesdale? Is it on a road leading off Mather Avenue? If so, I occasionally used it in the late 60's when fed up with the Rose, on Rose Lane.

On the same page of photos is the Inglenook, at the Dingle end of Ullet Road. When I drank in the Grapes in Aigburth - mid 60's and long gone - we'd head to the Inglenook on a Friday night for a couple of pints of Carling Black Label - it was the only pub we knew which sold lager at that time. Who'd have guessed the way in which lager would spread across all pubs?

thats the one, but it wasn't really called the storrsdale; i think it might have been the something Abbey. back in the late 60s tetley revamped all their pub signs and i remember the new sign had the other name on it


so many people called it the storrsdale that they eventually changed the name

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Originally Posted by inky

thats the one, but it wasn't really called the storrsdale; i think it might have been the something Abbey. back in the late 60's tetley revamped all their pub signs and i remember the new sign had the other name on it


so many people called it the storrsdale that they eventually changed the name

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Don't remember the actual name being other than Storesdale, but seem to remember people calling it Flinn's or Quinn's - but memory may be playing tricks.

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Originally Posted by inky

was trawling through a good pic webite

http://inacityliving.piczo.com/?g=41057337&cr=7‏

and came accross a photo of the storrsdale which i used to use in the sixties. it had a different name then although everyone called it the storrsdale. can anyone remember what it was called ?

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I think it was the Barkhill. Storrsdale Rd was originally planned as an extension of Barkhill Rd with a road bridge over the railway line. This never happened but the pub kept the name Barkhill, later changed to Storrsdalle

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I think it was the Barkhill. Storrsdale Rd was originally planned as an extension of Barkhill Rd with a road bridge over the railway line. This never happened but the pub kept the name Barkhill, later changed to Storrsdalle

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That rings a bell.

thanks guys !!

I've not long discovered this pub as it's a bit of a walk to get there but, it is well worth it for a pint of hand pulled Tim Taylor's Landlord

that's good news. looked in there in the seventies and it was all keg

...is my brother-in-law's pub.

Every time I go there I admire the water tank in the men's WC. It's the old traditional overhead style with a logo on it saying it's made in Liverpool.

If I could get my hands on it I would remodel my bathroom to make it fit...:)

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...is my brother-in-law's pub.

Every time I go there I admire the water tank in the men's WC. It's the old traditional overhead style with a logo on it saying it's made in Liverpool.

If I could get my hands on it I would remodel my bathroom to make it fit...:)

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It must take some effort to keep all that copper pipework gleaming like that, it's a good indication that care and pride is being taken in the place.

A fine pub. A nice pint and friendly clientele.

(First post by the way, but been reading for a while, hello).

My cousin is one of the bar staff ,
Small world hey , :)


Karen

I went out with the barmaid in the seventies.:)

I didn't know pubs employed anyone behind the bar of that age these days.

Very funny, she got hitched to an Allerton lad I rest my case. :PDT11