Photographs Of Sheffield Pubs

[Rocklegend]

Hi how many pubs were there on Bramal Lane. Thank Alan

The only pubs I know of that were on Bramall Lane that are no longer there are The Queen Adelaide & Norfolk Arms-both long gone.

[karl101]

May I take this opportunity to point out my Phenomenal Sheffield Pub Quiz is still available for to quiz yourself on the identity of a wide range of pubs in Sheffield?

 

http://www.g7smy.co.uk/pub/

 

K.

[muddycoffee]

Today, I have been down for a further mission in my loosely termed "neepsend" area and have added several more pubs to my site. The ones at the bottom of the page.

 

http://www.thewookie.co.uk/pubs/neepsend.htm

[muddycoffee]

Today I have added a few more venues to my pictures.

 

Including the Fat Cat, The Sun Inn, The Riverside and the Harlequin ( Manchester )

 

http://www.thewookie.co.uk/pubs/neepsend.htm#5thapril

[Texas]

You are, what's known as, a gem, muddy. You should get a book going with these shots, because the way Sheffield's going nowadays, there ain't going to be much left in a few more years.

The Brown Cow. They've really tarted that up (or down) haven't they? I remember that it had a facade similar to the Anchor, a kind of mock brownstone effect, a bit smooth like marble. Pretty good beer though, Wards I believe.

There was another pub across the road on what would've been on the bottom of the Bank, called the 'Ball', sold Shipstones. It was brilliant if it was looked after, but if not, like sour milk.

What a shame you weren't around before they obliterated the Marshall Tavern (Bacon Box) up the Bank.

[Rocklegend]

Are there any pictures of The Acorn before it became a shop?

[muddycoffee]

Are there any pictures of The Acorn before it became a shop?

 

I've never seen one.. I have a few pics in local history books and they all show it as a shop, I believe it closed as a pub in 1960.

[muddycoffee]

You are, what's known as, a gem, muddy. You should get a book going with these shots, because the way Sheffield's going nowadays, there ain't going to be much left in a few more years.

The Brown Cow. They've really tarted that up (or down) haven't they? I remember that it had a facade similar to the Anchor, a kind of mock brownstone effect, a bit smooth like marble. Pretty good beer though, Wards I believe.

There was another pub across the road on what would've been on the bottom of the Bank, called the 'Ball', sold Shipstones. It was brilliant if it was looked after, but if not, like sour milk.

What a shame you weren't around before they obliterated the Marshall Tavern (Bacon Box) up the Bank.

 

 

You are kind Texas.

 

I look at it this way. There is no point worrying about what has already gone, just record what is there now as today is tommorow's history. As you can see from my website, I have done a comprehensive study of all the remaining old cinema buildings in the City and I was really annoyed that I never got the ABC and the Gaumont.

[happyhippy]

"Bottom Wellie" was the Cask and Cutler for about 10 years.