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Monday 9 April 2012

Waterloo, Burton Road

Waterloo, Burton Road, Withington, 1993. (c) Alan Winfield with kind permission.

The Waterloo was a Wilsons house [1] on Burton Lane, just down from the Orion, off Palatine Road in Withington.  It had a bowling green out the back, like its neighbour the Red Lion, and the Waterloo Bowling Club was based here.  Alan Winfield photographed the Waterloo in 1993 before it was knocked down to be replaced by modern flats.  

Former location of Waterloo, Burton Road. (c) Google 2012. View Larger Map.

1. www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/76494.

7 comments:

  1. The waterloo belonged to my g, g grandfather william foulkes.who had a grey hound named brigadier, who won the waterloo cup that is how the inn goot it's name

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    1. So fantastic is there a marker there something to remember him ?

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    2. Called today clean the plack it need moor it's not just for Manchester street dog that brought home the Waterloo cup ?

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  2. The greyhound was buried there.

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  3. Do you have any pictures of the bowling green please?

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  4. What was the name of the building adjacent the Waterloo!????

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  5. Withington baths

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