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cashman 25-06-2010 12:59

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Originally Posted by davebtelford (Post 824303)
We used to go from Ossy to the Bridge (?) at Clayton - anyway it was on the main road next to the canal (or railway?) bridge. Lion pub. Not sure why we went there - change of scene, better beer, some lasses - can't remember!

that would be the "Albion" on the bridge mate. used to drop in yon fer a smoke.:D

jaysay 25-06-2010 14:58

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that would be the "Albion" on the bridge mate. used to drop in yon fer a smoke.:D

Capstan Full Strength Cassy:D

cashman 25-06-2010 16:26

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Capstan Full Strength Cassy:D

Thought that would be obvious.:D

steeljack 26-06-2010 06:06

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Dont remember the Albion or the Volunteers as being a Lion pub , thought the Commercial a bit higher up on the same side was the only Lion pub ..... but stand to be corrected :D

steeljack 26-06-2010 06:11

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question for the old timers and coffin dodgers , the Hare and Hounds at Clayton was a Thwaites house (I think) , what brewery was the Load of Mischief , must have rode past it a thousand times but can't remember , .......over to you Alan Gilmartin :D

Alan Gilmartin 26-06-2010 06:47

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Load of Mischief was Thwaites, Volunteers, Albion, were DUTTONS,Hope this brings back memories Steeley,

cashman 26-06-2010 06:57

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 824461)
Dont remember the Albion or the Volunteers as being a Lion pub , thought the Commercial a bit higher up on the same side was the only Lion pub ..... but stand to be corrected :D

The Castle n also i think the Old England At Home were Lion Houses as well steely.;)

Alan Gilmartin 26-06-2010 06:58

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Afew more,

Alan Gilmartin 26-06-2010 07:09

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this is a better one of the Fortes Arms,

steeljack 26-06-2010 07:32

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I was thinking the Load of Mischief was a Thwaites pub, it just seemed a bit odd two pubs opposite each other being the same Brewery thats why I asked ;)
As Cashy says the Castle was definatly a Lion pub , not to sure about the 'Old England at Home " for some reason I don't remember any green signage (Pubs used be coloured coded in them days ) ......... there has to be a story somewhere about how that place got it's name , methinks its got to be something related to the either the Crimea or the Boer war .....probably should be a new thread for Katex, Retlaw and Atarah to get their teeth into :D

Alan Gilmartin 26-06-2010 07:55

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Got this off cotton town site, the old former Starlight Club, am I right, at Bastwell.

cashman 26-06-2010 08:01

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Load of mischief was defo a Thwaites house alan, starlight was Bastwell.;)

steeljack 26-06-2010 08:04

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Got this off cotton town site, the old former Starlight Club, am I right, at Bastwell.

No , it was at the bottom of Whalley Old Road in Little Harwood , originally the old Star cinema , opposite the War memorial , nearest pubs were the Beech Tree and the Seven Trees , a short walk from the Cobb Wall WMC ;) :D

cashman 26-06-2010 08:17

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No , it was at the bottom of Whalley Old Road in Little Harwood , originally the old Star cinema , opposite the War memorial , nearest pubs were the Beech Tree and the Seven Trees , a short walk from the Cobb Wall WMC ;) :D

used to go out wi daughter of seven trees landlord steely, her address was bastwell.:) thinking about it, the Area/District must have changed somewhere in that area?

jaysay 26-06-2010 08:31

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 824481)
used to go out with daughter of seven trees landlord steely, her address was bastwell.:) thinking about it, the Area/District must have changed somewhere in that area?

That's astonishing Cashy:eek::eek::eek: after all this time you remembered her address:D:D


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