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The Loggerheads
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Date of photo: 1960s |
Picture source: picturethepast.org.uk |
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The Loggerheads was situated at 59 Cliff Road.
This pub closed in 2010.
The crucifix and memorial on the left side of the building are dedicated to
the Narrow Marsh people who died in the 1st World War. Thepub is now used
as a restaurant. |
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A group of us went there for a skittles match on the evening
of the 28th of August 1990. The skittles alley was in a rear
room carved out of the sandstone cliff. The alley was Nottingham Long
Skittles which required the ball to bounce before hitting the pins. |
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Michael Croxford (June 2018) |
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My great aunt Clara was the owner or Publican in
70s have memories of sitting in between the toilets of both bars by a
weighing machine with a glass of pop and packet of crisps. |
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David Whitley (April 2023) |
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