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Memories of The Stonehouse Pub


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Walking down Church Street the other day for the first time in ages, I notice that the old Stonehouse building is being renovated

 

It brought back some great memories of the Stonehouse in its heyday - it used to be the place to go in the late 80's before moving on to Cairo Jax

 

I seem to remember when it first opened, that it reportedly had the longest bar in Europe ?

 

That end of town used to be a must on a night out - Stonehouse, Gladstones, Wig and Pen, Three Tuns, ...

 

Anyone else have fond memories?

 

The Stone House on Church Street was bought by Duncan Gilmour's in 1917

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Went to the Cutler's Hall 40 year ago when it was a dance hall had to go to the Stone house for a drink as there no beer in the Cutler's and thats a long time before they put stars up in the Stone house.

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My biggest memories of the 'Stonehouse' ?

 

I worked there and eventually got fired for doing top tier cocktails for a quid for my friends (including a sparkler) :hihi:

 

I was also working on match day when the Hillsborough Disaster/Tragedy happened.

 

Loads of fans in pre match, Liverpool and Owls, a great atmosphere. Then we had a call in saying to lockdown the pub anticipate trouble... obviously it wasn't trouble.

 

A few weeks later the 'pool guys were back with hats on the bar for the guys who had gone to the match but never came out alive... I felt sooooo ****. But helped them by listening and watching them get sloshed and chat about their mates.

 

Worst bar job I ever had... :|

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My biggest memories of the 'Stonehouse' ?

 

I worked there and eventually got fired for doing top tier cocktails for a quid for my friends (including a sparkler) :hihi:

 

I was also working on match day when the Hillsborough Disaster/Tragedy happened.

 

Loads of fans in pre match, Liverpool and Owls, a great atmosphere. Then we had a call in saying to lockdown the pub anticipate trouble... obviously it wasn't trouble.

 

A few weeks later the 'pool guys were back with hats on the bar for the guys who had gone to the match but never came out alive... I felt sooooo ****. But helped them by listening and watching them get sloshed and chat about their mates.

 

Worst bar job I ever had... :|

Do you remember Big Pete trev little Jeff all door men

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