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Church Inn
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Picture source: Peter Ashworth |
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The Church Inn was situated on Moseley Street. |
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This was one of the most popular pubs in Stockport in the 1970's and was
full every afternoon and evening.
It was ran by the Clifford family and was the starting point for the Edgeley
pram race and was the main place for all the street parties. Including the
queens jubilee. |
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Katherine Horrabin (November 2011) |
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My great great great grandfather,
Samuel Birkett (born in 1855), owned the pub originally. He was a successful
businessman in the area and was a co-creator of the company Birkett and
Bostock Ltd. |
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Daniel Moscati (July 2020) |
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I used to live at The Greyhound Inn
opposite. I am the son of James and Phoebe Hopwood who were the owners of
the Clarkes Brewery pub. I was born in 1938 and moved into the Greyhound in
1939/40. The Church Inn was run by the Smith family George and May,with a
small child May. May the mother was the sister of my mother Phoebe. |
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Dennis Hopwood (December 2021) |
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