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Another one bites the dust, the Metro for sale as they are converting old buildings to bars?
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Another one bites the dust, the Metro for sale as they are converting old buildings to bars?
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kerect, Ged. Never any strippers there in my day.Originally Posted by Ged
If I were stood that high up there for so long, I'm afraid my pants would have to be brown Steve.
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Yeah, and the strippers had nothing to do with it of course
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Another one bites the dust, the Metro for sale as they are converting old buildings to bars?
Used to go there in the late 70s when it was the Masonic to see groups.
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Now 'Yesterdays' bar and cafe, Victoria St, but this space was our would be copping off area when we frequented it when it was Gatsby's in the late 70s. In the early 80s we then actually played there a few times.
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Hi I'm new to this site and my family originate from liverpool.. I just wondered if anyone remembered a pub called The Spiral Staircase, My Great Uncle and Great Aunt ran this after the war....anyone??
I cannot find any pics of it on Google or any info on it either..that's how I stumbled across this site. I suppose it doesnt exsist anymore. Any help would be great.
Thanks guys
Ged is the best guy to ask about pubs!Have a look at his site, www.inacityliving.piczo.com
Just missed you, Ged. A mate of mine had the Masonic for a while in the mid 70s. I used to stand in for him when he wanted a night off. It could be a bit dodgy but for some reason the ruffians thought I was a copper and would behave. Don't suppose it would make a difference these days.
hi, thanks for taking the time to respond but the link does not work :-(
Thanks for the website mention Steve. Try this cazzi www.inacityliving.piczo.com but I can tell you now that the Spiral Staircase is not on it. I used to drink in the one in Old Hall Street which may be a modern one on the site of an older one as it was in a 1960s block of shops by the post office I used to go to with the works mail.
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Cheers Kevin. Yes you do look a bit like a copper but I don't suppose they tell such crude jokes. Poultry shed indeed.
yes I think that is the place on Old Hall Street. My Uncle was called Geoff Hill...does that ring a bell?
Afraid not Cazzi as I was going there quite some time after your Great Aunt and Uncle had it I think. I assume by 'after the war' you mean they had it in the late 40s or 50s?
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Another one bites the dust, the Metro for sale as they are converting old buildings to bars?
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Is there an Everyman pub or did I dream it?
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They're not pulling it down Roni, by biting the dust, gd means closing as a pub. There is an everyman bar and bistro.
I remember that pub brewing the beer in the front window Ged
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Yes, it was called The Liverpool Brewery Company when it did that. it's also been Trader Jacks when we went there in the 80s.
Trader Jacks. We used it as a meeting place for lads nights out in town. Wonder where it got that name from?
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