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<big>'''[[Holden's Brewery Ltd]]</big>''' | <big>'''List of [[Holden's Brewery Ltd]] pubs</big>''' | ||
==CURRENT PUBS== | |||
# Park Inn, George Street, Woodsetton (the brewery tap, acquired from [[Atkinsons Brewery Ltd]] in 1915) | |||
# Bell Inn, Wombourne Road, Trysull, Staffordshire (acquired 1993) | |||
# Bulls Head, 27 Bilston Street, Sedgley (acquired 1985) | |||
# Chapel House (named Miners Arms 1891-2013), Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal. See: [[Miners Arms (Lower Gornal)]] | |||
# Codsall Station, Chapel Lane, Codsall, Staffordshire (opened in June 1999) | |||
# Cottage Spring, 106 Franchise Street, Wednesbury (acquired 1965) | |||
# Fellows, Broadway, Dudley (acquired 2011) | |||
# Golden Lion, 83 High Street, Bridgnorth, Salop (formerly Butler's of Wolverhampton; acquired 2017). See: [[Golden Lion, Bridgnorth]] | |||
# Great Western, Sun Street, Wolverhampton (formerly M&B; acquired 1987) | |||
# Mill (Old Mill), Windmill Street, Upper Gornal (acquired 1946). See: [[Old Mill (Upper Gornal)]] | |||
# New Inn, 35 Ward Street, Coseley (acquired 1944: it was Holden's third tied house) | |||
# Prince of Wales, 74 Walsall Road, Darlaston (formerly Courage; acquired 1985) | |||
# Red Cow, Stableford Road, Ackleton, Bridgnorth, Salop (acquired by Holdens in January 2018) | |||
# Rose & Crown, 161 Bank Street, Brockmoor, Brierley Hill (acquired 1949) | |||
# Shrubbery Cottage, 28 Heath Lane, Oldswinford, Stourbridge (acquired from M&B in the 1990s) | |||
# Swan Inn (Jaspers), Providence Street, Cradley Heath (acquired 1985). A former brewpub. See: [[Swan Inn (Cradley Heath)]] | |||
# Trumpet (formerly Royal Exchange), 58 High Street, Bilston (acquired 1970) | |||
# Waterfall, Waterfall Lane, Old Hill, Cradley Heath (acquired 2004) | |||
# Wheatsheaf, 379 High Street, Carters Green, West Bromwich (formerly M&B; acquired 1972) | |||
* | # White House, 99 New John Street West, Hockley, Birmingham (acquired ca.2002) | ||
* | # Olde Robin Hood, 33 Waterloo Street, Ironbridge, Shropshire (acquired 2005) | ||
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* | ==FORMER PUBS== | ||
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* | * Painters Arms, 33 Avenue Road, Coseley (acquired October 1928: it was Holden's second tied house; now closed) | ||
* | * Elephant & Castle, Bromley Lane, Pensnett (acquired 1985; closed 2000s and converted to a day nursery) | ||
* Royal, Bloomfield Road, Princes End, Tipton (acquired 1972, disposed of by 1999; demolished) | |||
* Britannia, Hall Green Street, Bradley, Bilston (acquired by Holdens in 1972, but sold and developed as flats) | |||
* Blue Gates, Church Street, Dudley (acquired 1949, closed 1960) | |||
* Green Dragon, Cross Street, Bradley (acquired 1946, sold 1971) | |||
* Ivy Bush, St. Pauls Road, Smethwick (acquired 1990s; sold 2005) | |||
* Lamp Tavern, 34 High Street, Bloxwich, Walsall (acquired 1990s; sold) | |||
* Old Bush, Skidmore Road, Daisy Bank, Coseley (closed 2007) | |||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 2 October 2021
List of Holden's Brewery Ltd pubs
CURRENT PUBS
- Park Inn, George Street, Woodsetton (the brewery tap, acquired from Atkinsons Brewery Ltd in 1915)
- Bell Inn, Wombourne Road, Trysull, Staffordshire (acquired 1993)
- Bulls Head, 27 Bilston Street, Sedgley (acquired 1985)
- Chapel House (named Miners Arms 1891-2013), Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal. See: Miners Arms (Lower Gornal)
- Codsall Station, Chapel Lane, Codsall, Staffordshire (opened in June 1999)
- Cottage Spring, 106 Franchise Street, Wednesbury (acquired 1965)
- Fellows, Broadway, Dudley (acquired 2011)
- Golden Lion, 83 High Street, Bridgnorth, Salop (formerly Butler's of Wolverhampton; acquired 2017). See: Golden Lion, Bridgnorth
- Great Western, Sun Street, Wolverhampton (formerly M&B; acquired 1987)
- Mill (Old Mill), Windmill Street, Upper Gornal (acquired 1946). See: Old Mill (Upper Gornal)
- New Inn, 35 Ward Street, Coseley (acquired 1944: it was Holden's third tied house)
- Prince of Wales, 74 Walsall Road, Darlaston (formerly Courage; acquired 1985)
- Red Cow, Stableford Road, Ackleton, Bridgnorth, Salop (acquired by Holdens in January 2018)
- Rose & Crown, 161 Bank Street, Brockmoor, Brierley Hill (acquired 1949)
- Shrubbery Cottage, 28 Heath Lane, Oldswinford, Stourbridge (acquired from M&B in the 1990s)
- Swan Inn (Jaspers), Providence Street, Cradley Heath (acquired 1985). A former brewpub. See: Swan Inn (Cradley Heath)
- Trumpet (formerly Royal Exchange), 58 High Street, Bilston (acquired 1970)
- Waterfall, Waterfall Lane, Old Hill, Cradley Heath (acquired 2004)
- Wheatsheaf, 379 High Street, Carters Green, West Bromwich (formerly M&B; acquired 1972)
- White House, 99 New John Street West, Hockley, Birmingham (acquired ca.2002)
- Olde Robin Hood, 33 Waterloo Street, Ironbridge, Shropshire (acquired 2005)
FORMER PUBS
- Painters Arms, 33 Avenue Road, Coseley (acquired October 1928: it was Holden's second tied house; now closed)
- Elephant & Castle, Bromley Lane, Pensnett (acquired 1985; closed 2000s and converted to a day nursery)
- Royal, Bloomfield Road, Princes End, Tipton (acquired 1972, disposed of by 1999; demolished)
- Britannia, Hall Green Street, Bradley, Bilston (acquired by Holdens in 1972, but sold and developed as flats)
- Blue Gates, Church Street, Dudley (acquired 1949, closed 1960)
- Green Dragon, Cross Street, Bradley (acquired 1946, sold 1971)
- Ivy Bush, St. Pauls Road, Smethwick (acquired 1990s; sold 2005)
- Lamp Tavern, 34 High Street, Bloxwich, Walsall (acquired 1990s; sold)
- Old Bush, Skidmore Road, Daisy Bank, Coseley (closed 2007)