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St Oswald, North Street – Three Horse Shoes
Closed – 1984? This pub was located opposite the Red Lion Owners 1872 George Lindley, Crowle (Register of licenses) 1883 Sarah Elizabeth Nicholson and George Thomas Nicholson, Conisborough from 7 Sep 1883…
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George & Dragon, High Street
Now demolished. The site was between Brunyee Road and the High Street Owners 1872 George Pidd (Register of licenses) ???? George Thomas & Sarah Elizabeth Nicholson (Register of licenses) 1892…
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James Fox & Sons – Properties acquired from Thomas Tune’s Executors
An account book of James Fox lists the properties purchased in 1892. This might not be a complete list as I do not have copies of the subsequent pages. Freehold…
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New Trent Brewery, Spen Lane – George Robinson Jun & Co – New Trent Brewery Co Ltd
The brewery was located beside the railway to the west of Crowle Wharf. It had its own railway siding. The site is now occupied by the food processing company Canley…
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Ship, Crowle Wharf
Closed – This pub existed before the railway was built (opened 1859 as the South Yorksire Railway) and its site was under what is now the station on the railway…..
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South Yorkshire Hotel, Ealand
Closed – Believed to have closed in the 1970s. Now a private house. This pub will have been built in the late 1850′s by the South Yorkshire Railway to replace…
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New Trent Inn, Ealand – Robinson’s Hotel – Ealand House
Closed – Currently derelict pending redevelopment for conversion to flats. The land on which the pub is built was allotted to Thomas Crane in the enclosures of 1822 …





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