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Brownlow Arms
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Date of photo: c1919 |
Picture source: Simon
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The Brownlow Arms was situated at 10 Scriven
Street.
This was a Charrington’s Brewery pub, present by 1841 and closed in 2000 for
conversion to flats. By 2006, the former pub had been demolished, with
flats subsequently built on the site. |
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Source: Stephen
Harris |
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My great great grandad was longest standing pub
landlord...Wilkins...my dad had a tot of whiskey everyday before school. Dad
remembers a live monkey being in the bar. |
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Susan Joyce (March 2023) |
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Other Photos |
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Picture source: Paul
Hodges |
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Picture source: Paul
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Site of The Brownlow
Arms, 2015 |
Picture source: Colin Price |
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Menu from dinner held to commemorate
end of WW1 |
Picture source: Simon
Mallett |
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Publican H Clements |
Picture source: Simon
Mallett |
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Picture source: Simon
Mallett |
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Picture source: Simon
Mallett |
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Picture source: Simon
Mallett |
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