PARK HOTEL #
East Cliff
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a.k.a. "NEW RAILWAY HOTEL"
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*Understood to have first opened on the 4th September 1883
ie. 139 years ago.
When it first opened it didn't have an on-licence, and staff had to source its
alcoholic beverages from elsewhere to supply their resident guests.
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If you're looking for the Park Hotel in Tulketh Road, Preston,
Please click HERE
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*Understood to have first opened on the 4th September 1883
ie. 139 years ago.
When it first opened it didn't have an on-licence, and staff had to source its
alcoholic beverages from elsewhere to supply their resident guests.
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If you're looking for the Park Hotel in Tulketh Road, Preston,
Please click HERE
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Lancashire Evening Post 29th December 2007
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The Park Hotel and water feature in Miller Park.
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MINE HOSTS:
1882 - 98 Henry Taylor - Licensee
1884 - 85 Alfred George COLLINS (Manager) - wife, Katherine Darricott Douglas, 39 year died 14.12.1884
1889 - 95 Alexander MALCOLM (Manager)
1899 - 1901 Arther Fitzroy Waters - Licensee
1901 Harold J. Weston (Manager)
1904 - 10 Archie J. P. THOMPSON (Manager)
1913 B.C.SLACK
1917 P.S. MESSAGE
1932 - 44 L.M.S Railway Company.
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The plans for the proposed walkway from the railway station to the Park Hotel
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Plan, showing the (glass-covered) walkway
directly to and from the station to the Park Hotel.
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This plan shows the approach to the Park Hotel
from East Cliff Road, across 'Vicar's Bridge.'
Ironically, this bridge, as I post this plan, (February 2013)
is being demolished.
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'Vicars Bridge' February 2013, in the early throes of its demise.
The Park Hotel, as was, can be seen in the background.
Photo courtesy of Middleford Miss, on Flickr:
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Preston Chronicle 24th February 1883
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Preston Chronicle 18th January 1890
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Preston Chronicle 27th August 1892
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There follows a series of menus from the annual
PRESTON GRASSHOPPERS RUGBY CLUB
dinners from 1902:
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1902 (above)
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1903 (above)
Note the humour.
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1905 (above)
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1906 (above)
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There follows a series of menus from the annual
PRESTON GRASSHOPPERS RUGBY CLUB
dinners from 1902:
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1902 (above)
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1903 (above)
Note the humour.
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1905 (above)
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1906 (above)
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CENSUS RETURNS
1891
Alexander Malcolm 30 years Hotel Manager b. Scotland
Maud Malcolm 28 Wife b. Abbotts Bromley, Staffs
Alexander Malcolm 1 Son b. Preston
1901
Harold J. Weston 30 years Hotel Manager b. Dorset
Mary S. Weston 24 Wife / Manageress b. Aston, Staffs.
Ethel M. Stafford 20 Book-keeper b. Norfolk
Frances E. Petchell 25 Book-keeper b. Turnhill, Salop.
Mary A. Simpson Opie 23 Housekeeper b. Newport, Monmouthshire
Willen Bruger 25 Chef b. Holland
Leon A. Leprin 21 Cook b. Vire, France
William Clark 18 Kitchen Porter b. Preston
Albert A. Sullivan 23 Cook b. Chatham
Marin Lagmarie 19 Cook b. Paris
Maria Heavey 45 Scullery Maid b. Kilkenny
Nathaniel Thompson 21 Kitchen Porter b. Stockton-on-Tees
Mary Ann Smith 24 Stillroom Maid b. Workington
Annie Rowbottom 18 Stillroom Maid b. Crewe
Sarah Miller 27 Waitress b. Garstang
Emily Green 23 Waitress b. Holyhead
Mary Willan 21 Waitress b. Newry, co Armagh
Mary E. Edgley 18 Waitress b. Crewe
Mary Oakley 18 Waitress b. Dudley, Staffs
John J. Boyle 25 Porter b. Preston
William McClaren 20 Porter b. Edinburgh
Arthur J. Wynne 19 Porter b. Shevington, Cheshire
William B. Greatbanks 18 Porter b. Nantwich, Cheshire
Thomas Norbury 15 Pageboy b. Hollinwood
Mary Lambert 28 Chambermaid b. Sheffield
Caroline Smith 20 Chambermaid b. Workington
Ada Mathwin 29 Housemaid b. Seacombe, Cheshire
Louisa Milton 18 Housemaid b. Dalton
Matilda Johnson 20 Housemaid b. Southport
George Caunce 34 Plateman b. Burscough
George Greatbanks 15 Pageboy b. Crewe
1911
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