Pubs of Liverpool and Merseyside

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The Ashdale inn on Earle Rd,Youngers ale established in 1749 according to the sign
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The Boundary on Smithdown Rd
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The Earl Marshall on Earle Rd
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The Grosvenor pub on Grosvenor St,closed.
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The Salisbury pub on Lawrence Rd for sale
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The Earle pub on Earle Rd , built 1885, closed
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The Spofforth pub on Spofforth St being refitted as bedsits

Great pic's Joe,but I'd have my doubts about the Ashdale Inn......1749? :unibrow:

I thought the same myself, Found out it`s Younger`s ale from 1749

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Originally Posted by gregs dad

I thought the same myself, Found out it`s Younger`s ale from 1749

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Was that after you drank some!!!:slywink:

Funny enough I did have half of Tetleys bitter in there (it was a hot day) the inside is very old world type of bar

I only just noticted today that this pub has gone !! When did it become a betting shop !! ?

Just last week.

A very sad sight to see the Cabbage Hall like this.

Just having a little rant here, but it was always the 'better' pub of Anfield, and in days gone by was quite select. I remember when (apart from busy match days) the regular customers were older couples having a quiet drink, and the type that had their seats in the same place .. heaven forbid if you sat in anyones place ! :) It was the pub that your aunty and uncle went to, or your grandad with his pipe and newspaper. :)
It was the pub you'd take visitors to for a drink locally - the other local pubs being more 'rough around the edges' - the Cabbage was always a nice pub.
During the last few years it started to go.. shall we say a bit more down market - ie, the usual thing happened - which has happened all over Liverpool - that riff raff got in there and gradually started to ruin a nice pub. :PDT_Xtremez_12: I've seen it happen to so many places.
Anyway, to see the Cabbage Hall tinned up like this is unthinkable to Anfield residents. People have lived here for generations and it's never been known for that pub to be closed down.
Shame :(

Perhaps this tin is a sign that the placed has been moth-balled and not set for destruction. :)

They had framed old pics of liverpool up on the walls inside too.

When my father-in-law finally pops his clogs (he's 81) we expected to have his wake at The Cabbage, as his family have always done.
Dunno where we'll go now. He was here last week and told me about The Cabbage. I nearly blurted out 'that's your wake up the swanee, then'.

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When my father-in-law finally pops his clogs (he's 81) we expected to have his wake at The Cabbage, as his family have always done.
Dunno where we'll go now. He was here last week and told me about The Cabbage. I nearly blurted out 'that's your wake up the swanee, then'.

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There is still the car park? :)

And I thought they were renovating it
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Are well, memories.

Now a betting shop. Fancy allowing that - the dopes.

Any pics of the Bevington Bush? I know it is long gone