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Public Houses & Hotels
The Albion Hotel, Waterloo Road, 1930.
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The Arch Hotel (The Slutch Hotel) Lower Church Street.
The Bridge Hotel (The Roundhouse) Viaduct Street, Martley Street.
The Britannia Hotel, on the corner of Irwell Street & Terrace Road.
The Albion Hotel with the National School just visible on the left, Waterloo Road.
The Angle Hotel (Buck's) in 1984 with Billy (Nip) Edwards in 1957.
A view of Church St-Viaduct St, The Roundhouse on the corner & Penketh's shop (white building).
The Britannia Hotel, The Blood Tub or Manning's, 1970's.
The Coopers Arms Hotel, 1 Wellington Street and 12 Waterloo Road.
The Mersey Hotel in 1984.
The Railway Inn.
The Swan Inn, also known as the Mucky Duck, 1984.
The White Star Hotel looking from the alleyways at the back of Milton Street, 1955.
John Wood outside the West Bank Hotel, 1910.
The Main Top.
The Railway Inn, also known as the Cork Harbour, Waterloo Road, 1960's.
The Royal Hotel, Hutchinson Street just after closure in 1984.
The White Star Hotel with Mrs Reardon the lolly pop lady, 1970s.
West Bank Hotel, Bottom or Lower Vaults, On the corner of Church Street and Mersey Road, 1900.
The West Bank Hotel as it looked in 1984.
The Waterloo Hotel, James Lea built the three end houses leading up to the north corner of Barns Street, 1859. Originally, they were numbered 33, 35 & 37 Waterloo Road, and around 1860 were knocked into one large house and opened by Peter Brand as a beerhouse.
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