List of Boardman's United Breweries Ltd Pubs

Boardman's United Breweries Ltd

• 1. Lane Ends Inn, Ley Lane, Marple. Tetley’s since 1950.
• 2. Star Inn, Rochdale Rd., Manchester. Closed 1907.
• 3. Morning Star, Canning St., Manchester 1920’s.
• 4. Church Inn, South Porter St., Manchester 1937.
• 5. Friendship Inn, Bradford Rd., Manchester 1934.
• 6. Manchester Arms, Lord St., Manchester 1944.
• 7. Coach & Horses, Canning St., Manchester 1921.
• 8. Queen Victoria, Canning St., Manchester - Became Tetley’s.
• 9. Sailor’s Home, Tame St., Manchester - Closed 1906.
• 10. Crime View Inn, Woodhouses, Ashton. Became Tetley’s 1950.
• 11. Thatched Tavern, Stanhope St., Reddish. Became Tetley's 1950
• 12. Old White Lion, Ct. Jackson St., Manchester. Became Tetley 1950
• 13. Greyhound, Deansgate, Bolton. Ex — Atkinson’s.
• 14. Anchor, off Bradshawgate, Bolton. Ex — Atkinson’s.
• 15. Griffin, Ct. Moor St., Bolton. Ex — Atkinson’s.
• 16. Fox Tavern, Bury St., Salford.
• 17. Britannia, Blackley, Manchester.
• 18. Wilton Arms, Blackley, Manchester,
• 19. Finch Tavern, Camp St.,
• 20. Bridge Inn, Droylesden Rd., Manchester.
• 21. Exile of Erin, off Shudehill, Manchester
• 22. British Volunteer, Stockport Rd., Cheadle.
• 23. Buck Inn, Green Lane, Ashton on Mersey.
• 24. Queen Adelaide, Stockport Rd., Hyde.
• 25. Woodman Inn, George St., Hyde.
• 26. Lord Nelson, Oak St., Newton Heath, Manchester. Ex— Rothwell’s Russell
• 27. Brown Cow, New Rd., Failsworth. Lx — Rothwell’s Russell St. Brewery.
• 28. Brunswick Inn, Temple St., Manchester. Closed 1946.
• 29. Old Ship Inn, Wellington Rd., Ashton. “ 1952.
• 30. Lane Ends Inn, Ludworth nr. Glossop.
• 31. Cotton Tree Inn, Bolton.
• 32. Tiger Inn, Watercotes, Macclesfield.
• 33. Ash Tree, Manchester Rd., Butley, Cheshire. Owned in 1905.
• 34. George, Stamford St., Mossley. Later Cornbrook Brewery’s.
• 35. Grapes Inn, Wee , Salford.
• 36. George Hotel, High St., New Mills. Later Cornbrook Brewery’s.
• 37. New Crown Inn, Great Jackson St., Hulme.

BOARDMAN ‘S UNITED BREWERIES, MANCHESTER, BOLTON & BRADFORD. After absorbing the breweries and tied houses of J.O. & J. Wood, Greenwood Brothers’ and the Crown Brewery, Boardman‘s continued to operate in Bradford: -

• 1) Union Society Arms. Eccleshill. Bradford. Oct. 1897.
• 2) Worth Valley Hotel, Groves Hill, Bingley
• 3) Hare & Hounds, Bankfoot / White Lane, Wibsey
• 4) White Hart, Hightown, Liversedge, Nov. 1897.
• 5) Peacock, York St., Langfield, Todmorden, March 1898. Ex- William Baxter, Halingden Brewer:
• 6) Leased the eacock to the Cornbrook Brewery Co., March 1899.
• 7) Sold the Bay Horse and the Crown, both at Cononley, Dec. 1907.
• 8) The Garibaldi, Shiley, Dec. 1907.
• 9) The Duke of Edinburgh (de—licensed), March 1908.
• 10) The Old Arm Chair (de—licensed), March 1908.
• 11) White Bear Inn, Lumb Lane, Bradford, Nov. 1911.
• 12) Bowling Green Hotel, Shearbridge Rd., Bradford, Nov. 1911.
• 13) New Inn, Windhill, Idle, Nov. 1911.
• 14) Black Bull, Berry Brow, Almondbury, Nov. 1911.
• 15) Virginia Tavern, Rushton Rd., Calverley, Nov. 1911.
• 16) Woolstaplers Inn, Lee St. / Thornton Rd., Bradford, Nov. 1911.
• 17) Navigation Tavern, Station Rd., Mirfield, Nov. 1911.
• 18) Park Road Inn, Park Rd., Horton, Bradford, Nov. 1911.
• 19) Sold the White Hart ( formerly George ), Idle, March 1913.

Yorkshire properties sold to B.Y.B.

• 20) Royal Oak, Bridge Street, Otley.
• 21) Rose & Crown, Otley.
• 22) New Inn + brew house, Sowerby Bridge.
• 23) Sportsman Inn, Northowrarn.
• 24) Engineer Inn, Leeds Rd., Windhill, Bradford. Closed in 1907.