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[[File:Rostron Farnworth ad 1880.jpg|thumb|An advert from 1880]] | [[File:Rostron Farnworth ad 1880.jpg|thumb|An advert from 1880]] | ||
<big>'''Elizabeth Rostron | |||
<big>'''Elizabeth Rostron''', ''61 Higher Market Street, Farnworth, Greater Manchester.''</big> | |||
Recorded in 1898. | Recorded in 1898. | ||
* Black Horse Hotel, 61 Higher Market Street, Farnworth. Site of the brewery. | |||
* Bridge Inn, Bridge Street, Bolton. Demolished 1930s. | |||
* Founders Arms, 18 St Georges Street, Bolton. To Joseph Sharman. | |||
* Gibraltar Rock, Pikes Lane, Bolton. Later Magee's. | |||
* Kings Head Hotel, Deane. Later Tong & Sons Ltd. | |||
* Boat House Hotel, Magazines, New Brighton. Later West Cheshire Brewery. | |||
By the 1880s the Founders Arms, 18 St Georges Street, Bolton, was owned by Elizabeth Rostron. She also owned two other pubs in the Bolton area: the Bridge on Bridge Street and the Gibraltar Rock on what was then known as Pikes Lane but which was renamed Deane Road in 1896. Right up until the Founders Arms' closure "Rostron’s Founders Arms" could be seen etched into the window above the front entrance. | |||
[[category:Greater Manchester]] | [[category:Greater Manchester]] | ||
Revision as of 19:19, 12 August 2020
Elizabeth Rostron, 61 Higher Market Street, Farnworth, Greater Manchester.
Recorded in 1898.
- Black Horse Hotel, 61 Higher Market Street, Farnworth. Site of the brewery.
- Bridge Inn, Bridge Street, Bolton. Demolished 1930s.
- Founders Arms, 18 St Georges Street, Bolton. To Joseph Sharman.
- Gibraltar Rock, Pikes Lane, Bolton. Later Magee's.
- Kings Head Hotel, Deane. Later Tong & Sons Ltd.
- Boat House Hotel, Magazines, New Brighton. Later West Cheshire Brewery.
By the 1880s the Founders Arms, 18 St Georges Street, Bolton, was owned by Elizabeth Rostron. She also owned two other pubs in the Bolton area: the Bridge on Bridge Street and the Gibraltar Rock on what was then known as Pikes Lane but which was renamed Deane Road in 1896. Right up until the Founders Arms' closure "Rostron’s Founders Arms" could be seen etched into the window above the front entrance.