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Friday 16 August 2013

Grosvenor Arms / Glue Pot, Eldridge Drive

Grosvenor Arms, Eldridge Drive, Newton Heath. (c) MCRTaxiTours at twitter.

The Grosvenor Arms estate pub is better known to locals as the Glue Pot, and has sadly closed its doors recently, seemingly for the last time.  Tucked away down the residential Eldridge Drive in the Troydale Estate in Newton Heath, the Glue Pot was also nicknamed as the Bottle & Jug back in the day.

Grosvenor, Eldridge Drive. (c) D.N. at ManMates Facebook [1].

The Glue Pot shut in early 2013 and was last seen up for sale for a paltry £70,000 at auction.  This old Lees Brewery house has had something of a dodgy reputation over the years, but even so it was a well-used pub and it's disappointing to see another community boozer bite the dust.  UPDATE: The Glue Pot has reopened as of August 2013.

Grosvenor Arms, Eldridge Drive. (c) Google 2013. View Larger Map.

3 comments:

  1. Pub re-opened a few months ago and is still open

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  2. In the 1980's the landlord at the time said that it was well named after its customers, once inside they stuck to the walls after closing time.

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  3. Ken and adrenergic singleton were the mine hosts ,great community pub back in thev60s and 70 s really good footballers to ,Micky Potts

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