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Lost Pub
There was/is a small pub on Whalley Road Clayton.
Situated near Sparth Road. I spent many an hour in there, dominoes, darts, spud pie, with John Laing. Could someone give me any information of one or better still both. Lance |
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Dunno how long you've been south of the equator, Lance...but Accy/Hyndburn now has lots of lost pubs. At a rough guess, we've lost at least 50% in the last 30 years. It may even be nearer to 75%. I can't remember the one up by Sparth Road, though.
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If you mean The Lamb Inn, it's now been converted into flats - think that The Oddfellows a couple of doors up is still open though.
Only other one I know is The Royal Oak on Sparth Road itself - not sure but I think that's also closed & up for sale |
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Oh since 1959 |
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I'm just thinking of the pubs there are/used to be roughly from Church to Accy, along the line of Blackburn/Hyndburn Road. The ones marked with an * are now closed:
Commercial* Thorn X Guns Queens* Stag Wellington* Bridge Tanpits* Tanpits club* Oak Tree* Antley* Hyndburn* Miners* Palatine* Union* Last Orders (can't remember original name) One next door* (Globe?) Black Bull* Blockade* AEU club* Imperial 't'other one before it. Apollo.* Thats 16 closed/demolished out of 23, which I make 70%. It's a poor do for us drinkers. |
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Aye, it's even grimmer - I forgot about the Crown. 17 out of 24 = 71%.
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ya missed the "Big Crown" T, now gone, Railway still open, n Nags Head still open.:) then ya reached accys Commercial, dunno what called now? was regency last i knew. was also Horseshoe just down from nags, corner crawshaw st.
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as ya included the union, king st club, blockade, palatine, old black bull are along that line also long gone.
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I guess the Ossy list from the Black Dog to Church Commercial would be even worse. Ooops...I missed King St Club...so including that/excluding Apollo gives the same %. |
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I think we all know the reasons...cheap supermarket booze..corner shop sales...all those inhabitants along Blackburn Road who have taken the pledge. Its such a dam shame...some fantastic Victorian and earlier architecture, now gone for good.
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