Old sheffield pubs

[Ontarian1981]

 You only have to follow google street view around Sheffield and you will see how many pubs have disappeared in the last 35 years alone. It is hard to find any of the pubs I used to frequent in my younger days in the city centre alone, god knows how many have gone in the 'burbs.

[beezerboy]

21 hours ago, St Petre said:

Sheffield Arms, Upwell Street. The pub on Brightside Lane was the Wellington but the junction was Hawke Street, sorry for being  pedantic. However, at the top of Janson Street was the Lampool.

Whoops , sorry about that, I should have known , I worked in the Hawke St planer shop, E S C. Blame it on being in Canada since "81

[St Petre]

1 hour ago, beezerboy said:

Whoops , sorry about that, I should have known , I worked in the Hawke St planer shop, E S C. Blame it on being in Canada since "81

 

As for the Wellington (Brightside Lane) and pub books. A couple of years ago I bought a book written by a lady who was the wife of a licensee, between them running several pubs in the Sheffield area over the years. They ran, amongst others, the Wellington (Brightside Lane), the Wellington (Main Road, Darnall),  the Dog and Partridge (Attercliffe Road) and from one extreme to the other a pub in Holmsfield (or that area). A good book but of course I cannot remember the name of it now. Also, didn't know that the Darnall pub was no more.

[retep]

1 hour ago, St Petre said:

As for the Wellington (Brightside Lane) and pub books. A couple of years ago I bought a book written by a lady who was the wife of a licensee, between them running several pubs in the Sheffield area over the years. They ran, amongst others, the Wellington (Brightside Lane), the Wellington (Main Road, Darnall),  the Dog and Partridge (Attercliffe Road) and from one extreme to the other a pub in Holmsfield (or that area). A good book but of course I cannot remember the name of it now. Also, didn't know that the Darnall pub was no more.

1925

Wellington, Hugh Mottram,  120 Brightside Lane.

Wellington Inn, Edward Murtagh, 222 Main Road, Darnall

 

1925-1948

Dog & Partridge,  Chas.  Edwd.  Coldwell, 575 Attercliffe Road.

Edited January 7, 2019 by retep

[beezerboy]

5 hours ago, beezerboy said:

Whoops , sorry about that, I should have known , I worked in the Hawke St planer shop, E S C. Blame it on being in Canada since "81

 

On 1/6/2019 at 4:32 PM, St Petre said:

Sheffield Arms, Upwell Street. The pub on Brightside Lane was the Wellington but the junction was Hawke Street, sorry for being  pedantic. However, at the top of Janson Street was the Lampool.

Actually it was the River Don Inn on the opposite corner

[St Petre]

40 minutes ago, beezerboy said:

 

Actually it was the River Don Inn on the opposite corner

 

41 minutes ago, beezerboy said:

 

Actually it was the River Don Inn on the opposite corner

You're right about the River Don Inn but my reference to the Lampool as it being at the corner of Janson Street and Attercliffe Common.

[St Petre]

1 hour ago, St Petre said:

 

You're right about the River Don Inn but my reference to the Lampool as it being at the corner of Janson Street and Attercliffe Common.

Been trying to work out in my head how may pubs were in the immediate Grimesthorpe area  1960's, (Brightside and Page Hall dunt count): Carlisle Street East (1), Botham Street (1), Adsetts Street (1). Upwell Street (2), Upwell Lane (2), Carlisle Road (4) and Grimesthorpe Club.

[beezerboy]

18 hours ago, St Petre said:

Been trying to work out in my head how may pubs were in the immediate Grimesthorpe area  1960's, (Brightside and Page Hall dunt count): Carlisle Street East (1), Botham Street (1), Adsetts Street (1). Upwell Street (2), Upwell Lane (2), Carlisle Road (4) and Grimesthorpe Club.

If i'm right, one the western boundaries of Grimesthorpe is Carwood road and the westside is in Pitsmoor and the east side is in Grimesthorpe which would then qualify the Hallcar Tavern, but as my wife will tell you I've been wrong before.  As an after thought this might take out the Corner Pin

Edited January 8, 2019 by beezerboy

[St Petre]

56 minutes ago, beezerboy said:

f i'm right, one the western boundaries of Grimesthorpe is Carwood road and the westside is in Pitsmoor and the east side is in Grimesthorpe which would then qualify the Hallcar Tavern, but as my wife will tell you I've been wrong before.  As an after thought this might take out the Corner Pin

 

The demarcation boundary line between Pitsmoor and Grimesthorpe is Garter Street, which runs between Carlisle Street East and Petre Street  and then the line continues up Smith's field to Grimesthorpe Road which up till the 1920's so did Garter Street. That keeps the Carwood's (Lane ,Terrace etc)  in Pitsmoor. Thus the Hallcar Tavern, Carwood Hotel and the Corner Pin were in Pitsmoor and coming away from city centre the Alexandra (Carlisle Street East) would have been the first Grimesthorpe pub with the Crown (Carlisle Road) the second, if you follow me.

Edited January 8, 2019 by St Petre
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[St Petre]

2 hours ago, St Petre said:

The demarcation boundary line between Pitsmoor and Grimesthorpe is Garter Street, which runs between Carlisle Street East and Petre Street  and then the line continues up Smith's field to Grimesthorpe Road which up till the 1920's so did Garter Street. That keeps the Carwood's (Lane ,Terrace etc)  in Pitsmoor. Thus the Hallcar Tavern, Carwood Hotel and the Corner Pin were in Pitsmoor and coming away from city centre the Alexandra (Carlisle Street East) would have been the first Grimesthorpe pub with the Crown (Carlisle Road) the second, if you follow me.

The Corner Pin (Tetley's) was on the corner of Lyons Street and Carlisle Street East, building is still there but not a pub.