Good snaps of The Albert, Joe. It was my local for a while in the late 70s. I was in there last year and it gets as many quirky customers as ever.
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Good snaps of The Albert, Joe. It was my local for a while in the late 70s. I was in there last year and it gets as many quirky customers as ever.
Some good looking pubs
Mossy
There's a planning notice on the latest council list to demolish the Gardener's Arms in Broadgreeen!
I know it's been open and shut more times than a tart's legs but demolition? Is it that bad a pub now or structurally unsafe?
Hi All, anyone know the name and nickname of the pub that was in the corner of Harrington Gardens on Mill Street, the opposite end from the Weathercock
I'll find you that info I think unless somebody wants to beat me to it.
Not much luck, the Florrie looks lovely though...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1YwO6uzCts
It's been discussed to death and we still can't get the answer, I'm too young to remember it being open and I think it was closed as long ago as the late 70's or early 80's
You didn't see in the youtube video then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Essjayjenn
Obviously not, what video?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Essjayjenn
In my post at 1656 0n page 276.
I can give you guarantee, it is your part of town and not mine. There are quite a few pubs pictured though.
Apologies, I have seen that video before but it's not on it. The pub I'm talking about was probably derelict around 30-35 years ago and would be about 25 feet behind the photographer in the first picture, on the right.