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O.K. It is twenty five years since I was last in Wallasey. But I was brought up , and worked there.
Any one remember "The Stanley" on Borough Road (Late Victoria Road) Seacombe, where the bar was only just about at mid thigh height, and the bar staff area (behind bar/serving area) was about three feet lower than the drinking area?
Leasowe Castle (?) which was part of the same building which houses "the five bars" in Seacombe. Is that still there? and Did the "five bars" EVER have five bars?
Does "The Stanley" in Albion Street, New Brighton, still exist?
The Pilot Boat (N.B)?
Rose and Crown Poulton Road?
The Pool Inn by Poulton Bridge Road?
The Kings Arms Liscard Road?
The Oyster Catcher, Leasowe?
Now this needs explanation, I can not remember the names. End of Rake lane, the road takes a sharp "S" bend, past the bowlling greens. immediately on the left, overlooking the greens was/is(?) a pub? And also on the opposite side of the Road another one. Are they both still there? and WHAT were they bloody CALLED now?
As I did a photography course at Central Park (Liscard Hall), I took a bet that I could not get a photo of every pub in Wallasey (Not including Leasowe) in a day. Using only bus and on foot. I got 47. THEY said it counted as a win, but I am sure I missed one or two.
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if you still have the photos why not post them in the
Wirral Pubs Past and Present topic
Some of the pubs you mentioned are on there with pics
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Must admit, I have not had chance to go through the entire 600 + yet. Have to do it whilst the boss is not looking.  I do not have any of my photographs any more. I had literaly thousands of the docks in the 70s and 80s, (Including one of the fourth bridge (going FROM Wallasey) being USED, by a tug, and a small ship in the dock there (Edgerton or Brockelbank dock???) all the pubs, Liscard before Liscard way was pedestrianised, Victoria Road before it was ripped to bits,200 to 300 of Liscard hall inside and out,(Enough to rebuild the place, if they ever needed, one architect mate remarked), etc, etc. Oh, and I noted an error. It is "The CLARENCE" in Albion Street, not "The Stanley".
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the council burnt liscard hall down last year mate 
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O.K. It is twenty five years since I was last in Wallasey. But I was brought up , and worked there. Any one remember "The Stanley" on Borough Road (Late Victoria Road) Seacombe, where the bar was only just about at mid thigh height, and the bar staff area (behind bar/serving area) was about three feet lower than the drinking area? Leasowe Castle (?) which was part of the same building which houses "the five bars" in Seacombe. Is that still there? and Did the "five bars" EVER have five bars? 518 Leasowe Castle, Seacombe, Desmesne StreetDoes "The Clarence" in Albion Street, New Brighton, still exist? 455 Clarence, New Brighton, Albion StreetThe Pilot Boat (N.B)? 552 Pilot Boat, New Brighton, Magazine BrowRose and Crown Poulton Road? 573 Rose and Crown, Wallasey, Poulton RoadThe Pool Inn by Poulton Bridge Road? 556 Pool Inn, Wallasey, Poulton Bridge RoadThe Kings Arms Liscard Road? 509 Kings Arms, Egremont, Liscard RoadThe Oyster Catcher, Leasowe? 547 Oyster Catcher, Twickenham DriveNow this needs explanation, I can not remember the names. End of Rake lane, the road takes a sharp "S" bend, past the bowlling greens. immediately on the left, overlooking the greens was/is(?) a pub? And also on the opposite side of the Road another one. Are they both still there? and WHAT were they bloody CALLED now? 538 Nags Head, Wallasey, Rake Lane ? 597 Stanley's Cask, Wallasey, Rake Lane ?
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Now this needs explanation, I can not remember the names. End of Rake lane, the road takes a sharp "S" bend, past the bowlling greens. immediately on the left, overlooking the greens was/is(?) a Pub? And also on the opposite side of the Road another one. Are they both still there? and WHAT were they bloody CALLED now? It's not the Little Brighton is it?
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There is the little brighton inn and the travellers rest both on rowson street, I drank in the one next to the bowling green last year, I definately know the little brighton inn is on the opposite side of the road of the bowling green.
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The two pubs are called The Sandridge and the Little Brighton known locally as the Ginny. The Travellers is right down the bottom of Rowson Street on the corner of Kings Parade.
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It all makes perfect sense expressed in dollars and cents ,pound shillings and pence
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it will be the sandridge then next to the bowling green, you have jogged my memory now 
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There is the little brighton inn and the travellers rest both on rowson street, I drank in the one next to the bowling green last year, I definately know the little brighton inn is on the opposite side of the road of the bowling green. THEY are the ones. Cheers. Uptoncx, thatnks for the links.
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