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<big>'''[[Thomas Booth]] pubs</big>'''
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# Red Lion, Abbey Road, Lower Gornal
# Red Lion, Abbey Road, Gornal Wood. See: [[Red Lion (Gornal Wood)]]
# Blue Ball, Blue Ball Lane, Cradley
# Blue Ball, Blue Ball Lane, Cradley
# Cross Keys, 57 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal
# Blue Pig Inn, 35 St Andrews Street, Netherton. See: [[Blue Pig (Netherton)]]
# Crown Inn, 16 Holloway Street, Upper Gornal (acquired on 14th January 1937)
# Cross Keys, 57 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal. A former home-brew pub. See: [[Cross Keys (Lower Gornal)]]
# Crown Inn, 16 Holloway Street, Upper Gornal (acquired on 14th January 1937). A former home-brew pub. See: [[Crown (Upper Gornal)]]
# Duke of Wellington, 46 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley
# Duke of Wellington, 46 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley
# Durham Ox, 49 Hill Street, Ruiton, Upper Gornal
# Durham Ox, 49 Hill Street, Ruiton, Upper Gornal. A former home-brew pub. See: [[Durham Ox (Upper Gornal)]]
# Field House Cottage, 43 Oxford Street, Dudley
# Field House Cottage, 43 Oxford Street, Dudley
# Gate Hangs Well, 128 Hurst Road, Hurst Hill, Coseley
# Gate Hangs Well, 128 Hurst Road, Hurst Hill, Coseley
# Miners Arms (Chapel House), 28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal (acquired on 20th June 1949)
# Miners Arms (Chapel House), 28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal (acquired on 20th June 1949). A former home-brew pub. See: [[Miners Arms (Lower Gornal)]]
# Old Royal Oak, Orchard Lane, Lye
# Old Royal Oak, Orchard Lane, Lye
# Sampson and Lion, 52 Halesowen Road, Netherton
# Sampson and Lion, 52 Halesowen Road, Netherton

Latest revision as of 18:48, 30 November 2020

Thomas Booth pubs

  1. Red Lion, Abbey Road, Gornal Wood. See: Red Lion (Gornal Wood)
  2. Blue Ball, Blue Ball Lane, Cradley
  3. Blue Pig Inn, 35 St Andrews Street, Netherton. See: Blue Pig (Netherton)
  4. Cross Keys, 57 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal. A former home-brew pub. See: Cross Keys (Lower Gornal)
  5. Crown Inn, 16 Holloway Street, Upper Gornal (acquired on 14th January 1937). A former home-brew pub. See: Crown (Upper Gornal)
  6. Duke of Wellington, 46 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley
  7. Durham Ox, 49 Hill Street, Ruiton, Upper Gornal. A former home-brew pub. See: Durham Ox (Upper Gornal)
  8. Field House Cottage, 43 Oxford Street, Dudley
  9. Gate Hangs Well, 128 Hurst Road, Hurst Hill, Coseley
  10. Miners Arms (Chapel House), 28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal (acquired on 20th June 1949). A former home-brew pub. See: Miners Arms (Lower Gornal)
  11. Old Royal Oak, Orchard Lane, Lye
  12. Sampson and Lion, 52 Halesowen Road, Netherton
  13. Tilted Barrel, 33 High Street, Princes End, Tipton
  14. Plough & Harrow, High Street, Kinver
  15. Off-licence, Gate Street, Sedgley
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