HARRINGTON HOTEL #
46 and 47 Harrington Street
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Had formerly been known as the "BREWERS' ARMS"
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This wonderful image comes courtesy of Preston Digital Archives on Flickr.
Thanks to Barney Smith. To visit the website, click here
Note St. Peter's Church spire on Fylde Road
The Harking Hotel & Mens' Club is what it is
in this 1959 photograph.
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This wonderful image comes courtesy of Preston Digital Archives on Flickr.
Thanks to Barney Smith. To visit the website, click here
Note St. Peter's Church spire on Fylde Road
The Harking Hotel & Mens' Club is what it is
in this 1959 photograph.
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MINE HOSTS:
1886 Thomas Hartley
1886 - 87 John Clitheroe
1887 - 88 Joseph Whalley
1888 William Shaw
1888 Richard Flintoff
1889 James Mounsey
1891 Alice Mounsey
1895 William Gregson
1901 Thomas Currie - owned by Cornbrook Brewery, Chester Road, Manchester.
1902 - 03 David Nightingale Nelson (needs confirming)
1902 - 03 David Nightingale Nelson (needs confirming)
1904 George Turner
1905 Mrs. C. Bannister
1905 Mrs. C. Bannister
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BREWERS' ARMS AND HARRINGTON HOTEL
Mr. Parker appeared for the tenant, and called upon Mr. T. H. Myres, who prepared the plans.
He said the proposed alteration was to take down two walls, one that divided a sort of store place and the bar parlour; and the other was a wall between the kitchen and bar parlour, and make that one room. Also to break out a door from a small scullery into the parlour, and to change the parlour into a scullery. By the alteration they would get a smoke room 29 ft by 6ft.
They should do away with a door in the front and put in a window.
Questioned by the Magistrates Clerk, Warrant Inspector Clayton stated that the proper name of the house was "The Brewers' Arms and Harrington Hotel."
Lancashire Evening Post 7th May 1902
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BREWERS' ARMS AND HARRINGTON HOTEL
Mr. Parker appeared for the tenant, and called upon Mr. T. H. Myres, who prepared the plans.
He said the proposed alteration was to take down two walls, one that divided a sort of store place and the bar parlour; and the other was a wall between the kitchen and bar parlour, and make that one room. Also to break out a door from a small scullery into the parlour, and to change the parlour into a scullery. By the alteration they would get a smoke room 29 ft by 6ft.
They should do away with a door in the front and put in a window.
Questioned by the Magistrates Clerk, Warrant Inspector Clayton stated that the proper name of the house was "The Brewers' Arms and Harrington Hotel."
Lancashire Evening Post 7th May 1902
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CENSUS RETURNS
1891
Alice Mounsey 53 years Lic. Vict. b. Blackburn
Elizabeth Entwistle 30 Daughter do
Edward Entwistle 22 Son / Brewer do
James Entwistle 17 Son do
1901
Thomas Currie 32 years Publican b. Bury
Nora Currie 28 Wife b. Preston
Cecily Currie 7 Daughter b. Burnley
Thomas Currie 2 Son b. Preston
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