and Cavanagh's, massive shop with 3 tins of beans and 2 loaves on the shelves lol !!
Lost pubs of Bolton
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Sluffy
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23 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Sun Jan 01 2017, 23:51
bryan458
Tony Kelly
Same shop I think !! Top of Rushey Fold ??
24 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Sun Jan 01 2017, 23:55
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
That's the one.
Just testing, mate.....
Just testing, mate.....
25 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 00:31
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
lived on Bennetts Lane as a kid but ended up in Heaton and went drinking on Chorley Old Road mainly but we did venture to Arkwrights fairly regularlyCajunboy wrote:When did you live there?Soul Kitchen wrote:You mention the Gardeners. I remember the O'connors when I was a lad , there dad was the landlord.
Bonfire nights were always a treat as they brought a bucket of freshly pumped ale to the fire in Holly Grove on the donkey field, just at the back of Ivy Road. Graham and Gary were the two lads if I remember correctly?
Happy days.
I used to live off Ivy Road and walked past the donkey field hundreds of times to catch a bus on Chorley Old road.
26 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 00:35
bryan458
Tony Kelly
Did anyone go drinking in the Ainsworth Arms when Harry Eastham was the landlord !! What a twat !!
27 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 00:37
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
That man was indeed a wanker.
I remember him well.
I remember him well.
28 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 00:44
bryan458
Tony Kelly
Lost count of how many times I got barred for doing fuck all
29 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 01:00
bryan458
Tony Kelly
Tippings was a good night out early 80s
30 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 16:01
Cajunboy
Frank Worthington
Amazing.Bread2.0 wrote:Cajunboy wrote:When did you live there?Soul Kitchen wrote:You mention the Gardeners. I remember the O'connors when I was a lad , there dad was the landlord.
Bonfire nights were always a treat as they brought a bucket of freshly pumped ale to the fire in Holly Grove on the donkey field, just at the back of Ivy Road. Graham and Gary were the two lads if I remember correctly?
Happy days.
I used to live off Ivy Road and walked past the donkey field hundreds of times to catch a bus on Chorley Old road.
Me too.
Sunnyside road.
(1970 - 1991)
Kingscourt Avenue (1948-1967)
31 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Mon Jan 02 2017, 16:02
Cajunboy
Frank Worthington
Kingscourt Avenue ( 1948-1967)Norpig wrote:lived on Bennetts Lane as a kid but ended up in Heaton and went drinking on Chorley Old Road mainly but we did venture to Arkwrights fairly regularlyCajunboy wrote:When did you live there?Soul Kitchen wrote:You mention the Gardeners. I remember the O'connors when I was a lad , there dad was the landlord.
Bonfire nights were always a treat as they brought a bucket of freshly pumped ale to the fire in Holly Grove on the donkey field, just at the back of Ivy Road. Graham and Gary were the two lads if I remember correctly?
Happy days.
I used to live off Ivy Road and walked past the donkey field hundreds of times to catch a bus on Chorley Old road.
32 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Fri Jan 06 2017, 18:36
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
I lived up that way, Lawn Street, till 78. Used to go supping in Mortified Bowling Club and the Victory. Prior to being legal the supping was done behind the garages near the top of Oxford Grove. We always shifted our empties not to draw attention to ourselves.Cajunboy wrote:When did you live there?Soul Kitchen wrote:You mention the Gardeners. I remember the O'connors when I was a lad , there dad was the landlord.
Bonfire nights were always a treat as they brought a bucket of freshly pumped ale to the fire in Holly Grove on the donkey field, just at the back of Ivy Road. Graham and Gary were the two lads if I remember correctly?
Happy days.
I used to live off Ivy Road and walked past the donkey field hundreds of times to catch a bus on Chorley Old road.
Early doors I knocked about with a lad who lived on Chorley Old Rd at the Conservative club, his dad was the steward,.This club was at the bottom of the block where Douglas Hacking's original shop was.
We used to pinch the odd half when we went on the snooker table and his dad was out the way, ale tasted shite then!!
33 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Fri Jan 06 2017, 18:44
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
If I remember correctly he was related to George Eastham?bryan458 wrote:Did anyone go drinking in the Ainsworth Arms when Harry Eastham was the landlord !! What a twat !!
Furthermore he always insisted you had a clean glass. IIRC his ale was a bit good though?
Then there was the Peel on Halliwell Rd, a Wilson's pub that turned into a meeting place for Freddies.
34 Re: Lost pubs of Bolton Fri Jan 06 2017, 18:59
bryan458
Tony Kelly
Haha the peel notorious lol Harry played for Liverpool, I went in once and the script was
Are you 18
No
We'll get out
I'm 19
We'll get out for giving lip
Haha
Are you 18
No
We'll get out
I'm 19
We'll get out for giving lip
Haha
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