Station Hotel, Bolton Road, Pendlebury, Salford. (c) St Augustines Heritage [1].
Taking its name from the old Pendlebury Railway Station opposite, which closed in 1960 and its island platform removed in 1978, the Station Hotel actually started its life as the Welcome Inn, dating back to 1867. This closed in 1885 and the a new Welcome Inn was built by the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company.
Staion Hotel (bottom right), Bolton Road. (c) Salford Council [2].
Walker & Homfrays, then the Empress Brewery and Walkers of Warrington had stakes in the pub but it was rebuilt just before WWII. As seen from the above aerial view of the site, the Station Hotel (bottom right) backs onto the grounds of St Augustines Church [2].
Staion Hotel (bottom right), Bolton Road. (c) Salford Council [2].
Walker & Homfrays, then the Empress Brewery and Walkers of Warrington had stakes in the pub but it was rebuilt just before WWII. As seen from the above aerial view of the site, the Station Hotel (bottom right) backs onto the grounds of St Augustines Church [2].
Former Station Hotel, Bolton Road. (c) Google 2014. View Larger Map.
During the 1960s the Station Hotel and
its neighbour, the Wellington, put on comedians and stripper shows and
in the '70s the beer on offer was keg Tetley's. The Station Hotel closed a number of years ago, but is till in use as a licensed premises of sorts - it's now the Isis Restaurant.
Former Station Hotel, Bolton Road. (c) Google 2014. View Larger Map.
2. www.salford.gov.uk/d/conservation-appraisal-st-augustines-web-3.pdf.
3. The Pubs of Swinton & Pendlebury (Including Clifton and Newtown), Neil Richardson & Roger Hall (1980).
3. The Pubs of Swinton & Pendlebury (Including Clifton and Newtown), Neil Richardson & Roger Hall (1980).
Happy Memories of living there in the early 1960s
ReplyDeleteI remember going to that shop on the right one or twice a week for sweets after school, a few doors down - St Augustines. I'm not sure but I think the owner was called Wilf. That was the early 70's so I may be wrong.
ReplyDeleteTommy Wall was landlorf we spe t ma y happy hours in there
ReplyDeleteSorry ment landlord Was Tommy wall we spent many HAPPY NIGHTS IN THERE WITH JED AND KATH BILLY AND CAROL FRANK AND ME AND DAWN STE
ReplyDeleteBack in 1977 wot a year
ReplyDeleteAround same time 1977to 1982
ReplyDeleteGood tims from 1976 till around 1986 then over to the Duke of Wellington
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