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2026-10-12T09:20:16Z

The Lord Nelson

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	At the very heart of the village, adjacent to St Mary’s Church, a 17th Century coaching house.<br>		At the very heart of the village, adjacent to St Mary’s Church, a 17th Century coaching house.<br>
			[[File:Lord Nelson Pub B&W2.jpg\|thumb\|left]]
	The 1634 datestone over the door of the pub recalls its origin as a private house, known as Newhouse. It did not become an alehouse until the middle of the 18th century when it was called '''The White Swan'''.		The 1634 datestone over the door of the pub recalls its origin as a private house, known as Newhouse. It did not become an alehouse until the middle of the 18th century when it was called '''The White Swan'''.

2026-03-20T08:34:18Z

The Traveller's Rest

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	===='''<big>The Traveller's Rest</big>'''====		===='''<big>The Traveller's Rest</big>'''====
	Duke Street		Duke Street
	This was open from 1861 to 1938. <br>		This was open from 1861 to 1938.

			The 'landlord' in 1901 was Mary Greenwood. Daughter Kate was the barman.<br>
	It is now a private house. <br>		It is now a private house. <br>

2026-02-09T09:56:55Z

The Victoria

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	* 1937: Percy Simpson		* 1937: Percy Simpson

	===='''<big>The Victoria</big>'''====		===='''<big>The Victoria Hotel</big>'''====
	Burnley Road. Opened in 1886/8.<br>		Burnley Road. Opened in 1886/8.<br>
	It was built on the same site as the earlier Anchor & ~~Shuttleon~~ the east corner of the junction of Station Road and Burnley Road.<br>		It was built on the same site as the earlier Anchor & Shuttle on the east corner of the junction of Station Road and Burnley Road.<br>

	It was a Brear & Brown pub [1914].<br>		It was a Brear & Brown pub [1914].<br>

2026-02-09T09:51:49Z

The Anchor and Shuttle

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 === '''The Anchor and Shuttle''' ===
-Luddendenfoot
+Stood at the side of the Canal basin at Luddendenfoot on the east corner of Station Road.<br>
 ===='''<big>The Bridge End Hotel</big>'''====
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 * 1929: Percy Simpson
 * 1937: Percy Simpson
 === '''The Waggoners' Rest''' ===

2026-01-30T12:46:02Z

LOST

2026-01-30T12:42:22Z

Kershaw House

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	==='''EXISTING'''===		==='''<big>EXISTING</big>'''===
	===='''<big>T' Cat i'th'well</big>'''====		===='''<big>T' Cat i'th'well</big>'''====
	Wainstalls Lane, Lower Saltonstall.<br>		Wainstalls Lane, Lower Saltonstall.<br>
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	===='''<big>Kershaw House</big>'''====		===='''<big>Kershaw House</big>'''====
	~~Work~~ in ~~progress<br>~~		Although Kershaw House is a very old building, the first time it was used as public house was in 1965.

	=='''LOST'''==		Work In Progress<br>

			=='''<big>LOST</big>'''==

2026-01-26T15:46:12Z

The Wolf Inn

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	The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.		The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.

	<br>you can see [[Newspaper Cuttings\|Newpaper cuttings here]]		<br>you can see [[Newspaper Cuttings# Wolf Inn\|Newpaper cuttings here]]

	Here are four newspaper articles about the building:		Here are four newspaper articles about the building:

2026-01-26T15:41:26Z

The Wolf Inn

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	Astin Brothers used the building after this.		Astin Brothers used the building after this.

	The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.~~<br>~~		The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.

	~~See Newspaper reports about~~ [[Newspaper Cuttings\|~~The Wolf Inn~~]].		<br>you can see [[Newspaper Cuttings\|Newpaper cuttings here]]

	Here are four newspaper articles about the building:		Here are four newspaper articles about the building:

2026-01-26T15:32:30Z

The Wolf Inn

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	The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.<br>		The building was demolished in 1959. Now a lawned area to the south side of the bridge on High Street.<br>

			See Newspaper reports about [[Newspaper Cuttings\|The Wolf Inn]].

	Here are four newspaper articles about the building:		Here are four newspaper articles about the building:

2026-01-26T10:31:02Z

Working Mens Clubs