In the older photo you can just see a pub light/sign? I can vaguely remember a little pub there and I think it was nicknamed the Garden? Can anyone say what its real name was?
Fantastic that Paul. I had forgotten all about Pickfords as well. They had little models of their vehicles in the window and some models of horse drawn Pickfords wagons from days gone by if I remember correctly?
Pity you haven't got any of the old swings behind the gas showrooms although I suspect the photo with all the cars parked on it might be that location?
Am uploading one that you may have but perhaps others might not have seen it.
Anyone know what the name of the pub between the old post office and the chippy (formerly the chemist) on the corner of Liscard Village and Manor Road?
Anyone know what the name of the pub between the old post office and the chippy (formerly the chemist) on the corner of Liscard Village and Manor Road?
I am not 100% sure there was a pub between the Old Post Office (built in 1913) and the Chippy (was formerly Griffith's The Chemist). There is not enough room for a building in such a small triangular area. There is however another pub further up Liscard Village (Rake Lane) called the "Queen's Arms Hotel". Also opposite the Post Office is the "Royal Oak" pub.
Anyone know what the name of the pub between the old post office and the chippy (formerly the chemist) on the corner of Liscard Village and Manor Road?
I am not 100% sure there was a pub between the Old Post Office (built in 1913) and the Chippy (was formerly Griffith's The Chemist). There is not enough room for a building in such a small triangular area. There is however another pub further up Liscard Village (Rake Lane) called the "Queen's Arms Hotel". Also opposite the Post Office is the "Royal Oak" pub.
Ahh right, it was that I was talking to a couple of the people I work with and they were saying that they remembered one being there, I'm only 25 so I just remember the gap always being there where the advertising hoarding is. They also mentioned though up on Urmson Rd that where there's a garage (not the Vauxhall Network Q place but a little further up) they remembered there being a sweet shop there, you'd go down a couple of steps and be plunged into darkness, this would have been late 40's/early 50's.