View Full Version : Know of an old pub with grave stones around the bar?


paul52
19-04-2005, 20:44
Can anyone remember the name of a pub around the area of the old Infirmary Hospital that had gravestones around the area of the bar?

I think it may be a long time ago

radiomick
21-04-2005, 16:42
I think it was the RATTENERS REST Iremember it had grave stones on the floor.

melthebell
21-04-2005, 21:31
do they sell spirits?



lol, come on somebody had to.

sounds scary tho

radiomick
23-04-2005, 08:08
Do'nt know about spirits,but the beer was that bad it could kill yer. Its shut now,thank goodness.

muddycoffee
23-04-2005, 08:21
Originally posted by radiomick
I think it was the RATTENERS REST Iremember it had grave stones on the floor.
Rattners Rest was probably not the place you may have been lokking for because I understand that it was only open in the early 90s for a few years. It was a small gig venue in the basement of the Globe Works, but it shut because it was off the beaten track at that time.
And it would have still been an old works when the infirmary was open.

Ousetunes
23-04-2005, 13:04
I've been in many a pub whose clientel consisted of corpses who should've been put 6 foot under many a moon ago.

stevie1957
26-04-2005, 23:24
Originally posted by melthebell
do they sell spirits?



lol, come on somebody had to.

sounds scary tho


:hihi: :hihi:

stevie1957
26-04-2005, 23:26
Originally posted by paul52
Can anyone remember the name of a pub around the area of the old Infirmary Hospital that had gravestones around the area of the bar?

I think it may be a long time ago

The grave yard was very close to the don Brewery. Across from the Rossco.

USUK
17-05-2011, 20:10
I know a pub today that has the ashes of an old bartender over the bar

crookesey
18-05-2011, 11:33
I suppose they would be handy if you were dead drunk. :rolleyes:

USUK
18-05-2011, 14:32
I suppose they would be handy if you were dead drunk. :rolleyes:


He could pull a good pint of Rogues Dead Guy Ale.

Kidorry
18-05-2011, 14:58
I think the pub you are on about was the one on Bridge street beside the old Avert scale works at the bottom of Water lane.There was a gravestone in the bar there.

Kidorry
18-05-2011, 15:20
Just remembered,Wheatsheaf was the name of the pub.