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Atarah · 20-11-2009, 17:55

I am still convinced you are WRONG about there having been a pub on the corner of Warner Street and Duke Street. I agree there was once a LODGING HOUSE on that corner, but not a beerhouse. Would you please let Accywebbers have your proof? The only proof I can offer is paperwork in Accrington Library which states - "Church Street was first opened out in 1815. The portion of the corner of Warner Street was formerly a beerhouse that went by the name of "Good Ale tomorrow for Nothing" - needless to say tomorrow never comes. The premises have long associations with the Britcliffe's family, and became well known as Britcliffe's Corner".
And that is good enough for me!

20-11-2009, 17:55	#51
Atarah Senior Member+ Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: ACCRINGTON Posts: 2,358 Liked: 95 times Rep Power: 11531	Re: Pubs in old & new acc I am still convinced you are WRONG about there having been a pub on the corner of Warner Street and Duke Street. I agree there was once a LODGING HOUSE on that corner, but not a beerhouse. Would you please let Accywebbers have your proof? The only proof I can offer is paperwork in Accrington Library which states - "Church Street was first opened out in 1815. The portion of the corner of Warner Street was formerly a beerhouse that went by the name of "Good Ale tomorrow for Nothing" - needless to say tomorrow never comes. The premises have long associations with the Britcliffe's family, and became well known as Britcliffe's Corner". And that is good enough for me!