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2025-05-18T06:11:46Z

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>
	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.

			In 1743, John Pachett legitimised his rights to water from a spring at the rear of the inn by acquiring a 99 year lease. His will in 1745 mentions brewing vessels in use.

			Gregory Pachett rebuilt the inn in stone and his initials form part of the hoodmould labels above the first floor window.

	It's name was changed to The Lord Nelson after The Battle of Trafalgar (1805).		It's name was changed to The Lord Nelson after The Battle of Trafalgar (1805).
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	\| 2014 - present \|\| Daren Wilkinson & Jessica Grunewald		\| 2014 - present \|\| Daren Wilkinson & Jessica Grunewald
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	===='''Kershaw House'''====		===='''Kershaw House'''====

2025-05-18T06:00:09Z

Working Mens Clubs

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	File:1996-04-26_EC.pdf\|Notice of Closure (26/04/1996)		File:1996-04-26_EC.pdf\|Notice of Closure (26/04/1996)
	File:Unknown-2.pdf\|General piece about closure of WMCs in the valley (16/07/1994)		File:Unknown-2.pdf\|General piece about closure of WMCs in the valley (16/07/1994)
	~~File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn and Beavoir Works~~
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2025-05-18T05:59:10Z

The Wolf Inn

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	Demolished in the 1950's<br>		Demolished in the 1950's<br>

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

	<gallery>		<gallery>

2025-05-15T08:47:33Z

The Wolf Inn

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	File:Unknown-2.pdf\|Wolf Inn prior to demolition		File:Unknown-2.pdf\|Wolf Inn prior to demolition
	File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn and Beavoir Works		File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn and Beavoir Works
			File:1958-04-26_ec.pdf\|Council accepts reponsibility of Inn
			File:1958-04-25_ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn offered as gift to Council
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2025-05-15T08:37:29Z

Working Mens Clubs

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	There was also another club on the Kershaw estate that was demolished when the current estate was built.		There was also another club on the Kershaw estate that was demolished when the current estate was built.

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			File:1996-04-26_EC.pdf\|Notice of Closure (26/04/1996)
			File:Unknown-2.pdf\|General piece about closure of WMCs in the valley (16/07/1994)
			File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn and Beavoir Works
			</gallery>

2025-05-15T08:13:09Z

The Wolf Inn

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	Demolished in the 1950's<br>		Demolished in the 1950's<br>

	Here are ~~two~~ newspaper articles about the building		Here are three newspaper articles about the building:

	[[File:Unknown-3.pdf\|~~here]]<br>~~		<gallery>
	[[File:Unknown-2.pdf\|~~here]]<br/>~~		File:Unknown-3.pdf\|Wolf Inn (and also Bridge Inn)
	[[File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf]]		File:Unknown-2.pdf\|Wolf Inn prior to demolition
			File:2000-11-09 ec.pdf\|Wolf Inn and Beavoir Works
			</gallery>

	===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====		===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====

2025-05-15T08:05:58Z

The Wolf Inn

2025-05-14T18:35:02Z

The Wolf Inn

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	Demolished in the 1950's<br>		Demolished in the 1950's<br>

	Here ~~is a~~ newspaper ~~article~~ about the building		Here are two newspaper articles about the building

	[[File:Unknown-3.pdf]]		[[File:Unknown-3.pdf\|here]]<br>
			[[File:Unknown-2.pdf\|here]]

	===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====		===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====

2025-05-14T18:32:39Z

The Wolf Inn

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	High Street Fold, Luddenden		High Street Fold, Luddenden
	Built in 1652, this was one of the oldest buildings in the village, this building was Luddenden Working Men's club from 1880 to 1946.		Built in 1652, this was one of the oldest buildings in the village, this building was Luddenden Working Men's club from 1880 to 1946.
	Demolished in the 1950's		Demolished in the 1950's<br>

			Here is a newspaper article about the building

			[[File:Unknown-3.pdf]]

	===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====		===='''Working Mens Clubs'''====

2025-04-30T18:32:24Z

LOST

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	===='''Little Grace's'''====		===='''Little Grace's'''====
	Luddenden Dean		Luddenden Dean
			===='''The Highwayman'''====
	===='''The Murgatroyd Arms'''====		===='''The Murgatroyd Arms'''====
	78 High Street, Luddenden. Opened in 1770, closed in 1939.		78 High Street, Luddenden. Opened in 1770, closed in 1939.