List of William Hawdon & Son pubs: Difference between revisions
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<big>'''[[Selby Brewing & Wine Co. Ltd]]</big>''' | |||
*1. Union Inn, Micklegate, Selby (acquired Oct. 1940) | *1. Union Inn, Micklegate, Selby (acquired Oct. 1940) | ||
*2. Duke of York (formerly Black Horse), Ousegate, Selby (Oct. 1948) | *2. Duke of York (formerly Black Horse), Ousegate, Selby (Oct. 1948) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:48, 15 May 2018
- 1. Union Inn, Micklegate, Selby (acquired Oct. 1940)
- 2. Duke of York (formerly Black Horse), Ousegate, Selby (Oct. 1948)
- 3. Mason’s Arms, Ousegate, Selby (Nov. 1849)
- 4. Blue Bell, Ousegate, Selby (Nov. 1849)
- 5. British Volunteer, Gowthorpe, Selby (Aug. 1873)
- 6. Comus Inn, Camblesforth (Apr. 1876)
- 7. Star Inn, Drax (June 1880)
- 8. Bowman’s Hotel, Bridgegate, Howden
- 9. Half Moon Hotel, Bridgegate, Howden
- 10. Nag’s Head with brewery, Gowthorpe, Selby (1887, ex- Standering & Burton Ltd., Ousegate, Selby)
- 11. Junction Tavern, Ousegate, Selby (1887, ex- Standering & Burton Ltd.)
- 12. Crown Inn, Cross Street/ Ouse Street, Goole (ex- Standering & Burton Ltd.)
- 13. Crown Inn, Church Hill, Selby (sold 1889 to John Smith’s Tadcaster Brewery Co. Ltd)