What was the name of the pub..

[Grahamfff 10]

What was the name of that pub in the centre that had a courtyard with stars painted on the ceiling? And what's it called now?

Thanks

[sabatini 'x 10]

It was the stone house . think its closed now , part of tk maxx . x

[Grahamfff 10]

Thank you!

[dogbreath 10]

What was the name of that pub in the centre that had a courtyard with stars painted on the ceiling? And what's it called now?

Thanks

 

 

There wasn't one. You kept falling asleep in the gutter and waking up at 3am.

[northlass2 10]

That brings back memories that was the first pub I worked in. The owner was a bit of a tyrant he was German I think. I used to love being asked to make sandwiches I used to pinch the prawns every time I went in the fridge.

Oh happy days.

[sandie 11]

What was the name of that pub in the centre that had a courtyard with stars painted on the ceiling? And what's it called now?

Thanks

 

The Stonehouse in the 60's and early 70's was the best pub in the town centre.

[StJohn 10]

There was another thread about the Stonehouse on here not too long ago that also had a link of some old pictures of the Stonehouse. You might want to search for it.

[Grandad.Malky 11]

http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=520698&highlight=stonehouse

[hillsbro 29]

That brings back memories that was the first pub I worked in. The owner was a bit of a tyrant he was German I think...

 

If we're talking late 1960s/early 1970s that would have been Bill Hoffman*. He was actually Dutch, and I can quite imagine he would have been a hard taskmaster. He went from the Stone House to the Pheasant at Oughtibridge.

 

*.His first name was actually Wynand but "Bill" sounded better..

[daftlad 11]

That brings back memories that was the first pub I worked in. The owner was a bit of a tyrant he was German I think. I used to love being asked to make sandwiches I used to pinch the prawns every time I went in the fridge.

Oh happy days.

 

 

remember going in the pub in the 80s and there was a middle age quite thin bloke behind the bar. He had a grey beard. He never semed to smile to anyone, he semed a right grumpy old sod