List of John Crossley & Co. pubs

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See: - Mark Barker

  • 1. Moon Inn, Smithy Street, Halifax (acquired Dec. 1885)
  • 2. Forester’s Arms, Hightown, Liversedge (Dec. 1886)
  • 3. Town Hall Hotel, formerly Prince of Wales, Elland (Dec. 1886)
  • 4. Brewer’s Cellar with old brewery, Wade Street/ Ann Street, Halifax (Aug. 1888, previously A. S. Halliday, Ann Street Brewery)
  • 5. Coll Hotel, Low Moor, Bradford (Dec. 1890)
  • 6. Off- licence, Melville Place/ Pellon Lane, Halifax (Dec. 1890)
  • 7. Prescott Arms, Gaol Lane, Halifax (July 1893)
  • 8. Off- licence, 26 Clement Street/ Pellon Lane (Aug. 1895)
  • 9. Off- licence, 112 Spring Hall Lane, Halifax (Aug. 1895)
  • 10. Star Inn, New Street, Elland (Sept. 1895)
  • 11. Waggoners Inn, North Bierley, Bradford
  • 12. Off- licence, 25 Baker Street, Halifax
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