Pubs that are no more

jaysay · 31-01-2008, 18:35

Reading this Heritage nd History Section has started me thinking, how many old pubs can you think of In Hyndburn that are no longer in use, either changed use or knocked down altogether.
I'll start of with one that closed when I was about seven
The Falcon Mill Hill Ossy

beechy · 31-01-2008, 18:38

the palatine accrington

garinda · 31-01-2008, 19:03

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Originally Posted by beechy

the palatine accrington

There was also the Palentine in Ossy. I think that was it's name.

I can't remember it ever being open, but I do remember the windows, which had the name acid etched on to them. It's now part of Franco's.

garinda · 31-01-2008, 19:05

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Originally Posted by garinda

There was also the Palentine in Ossy. I think that was it's name.

I can't remember it ever being open, but I do remember the windows, which had the name acid etched on to them. It's now part of Franco's.

...or it might have been called the Plane Tree. Perhaps someone older than myself will remember.

panther · 31-01-2008, 19:06

ossy working mens club!

on simpson street

garinda · 31-01-2008, 19:08

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Originally Posted by panther

ossy working mens club!

on simpson street

Which was originally called James Sreet Working Men's Club, and not far from the Irish League, which is now the doctor's surgery.

emzy · 31-01-2008, 19:11

Pickups arms, ossy

panther · 31-01-2008, 19:13

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Originally Posted by garinda

Which was originally called James Sreet Working Men's Club, and not far from the Irish League, which is now the doctor's surgery.

its the irish one im talking about

, couldnt remember the name

panther · 31-01-2008, 19:14

church commercial

Wynonie Harris · 31-01-2008, 19:45

Langs Arms (Grant St), Union (Hyndburn Rd), Black Bull (Bull Bridge), Blockade (Edgar Street), Australian (Bottom of Castle St)...this is making me thirsty!

beechy · 31-01-2008, 20:01

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Originally Posted by garinda

...or it might have been called the Plane Tree. Perhaps someone older than myself will remember.

it was indeed the plane tree rindy

cashman · 31-01-2008, 20:02

Welcome Inn,Elephant st. Colliers Arms,birtwistle st, St.Leger,Plantation St.Horseshoe Inn Accrington. also Union Rd Ossy, Prince of Wales Union Rd,Royal, n Station inn, Rosebud ALL Union rd further down Greyhound, Antley Inn,Oak Tree,Hyndburn inn, all Blackburn rd Accy, ST Johns, Great Eastern, both Arnold st. New Brewery,maudsley st,Royal Oak Meadow St, n now ya have me in tears.lol, Star Inn Nuttal ST, Tramway inn Manchester rd.

Bonnyboy · 31-01-2008, 20:05

Old House at Home, later called Corners Melbourne St

Retlaw · 31-01-2008, 22:47

How about
Bay Horse Union St, Beehive Bank St, Beehive M/c Rd
Bird in Hand, Black Dog, Blockade, Boars Head, Borough Arms,
British Volunteers, Brown Cow, Bulls Head, just for starters
Retlaw

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Originally Posted by cashman

Welcome Inn,Elephant st. Colliers Arms,birtwistle st, St.Leger,Plantation St.Horseshoe Inn Accrington. also Union Rd Ossy, Prince of Wales Union Rd,Royal, n Station inn, Rosebud ALL Union rd further down Greyhound, Antley Inn,Oak Tree,Hyndburn inn, all Blackburn rd Accy, ST Johns, Great Eastern, both Arnold st. New Brewery,maudsley st,Royal Oak Meadow St, n now ya have me in tears.lol, Star Inn Nuttal ST, Tramway inn Manchester rd.

jaysay · 01-02-2008, 11:02

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Originally Posted by garinda

There was also the Palentine in Ossy. I think that was it's name.

I can't remember it ever being open, but I do remember the windows, which had the name acid etched on to them. It's now part of Franco's.

I think you may find that was the Plain Tree Rindi