A roadside pub just east of Droylsden town centre which now has the Metrolink running past it.
A roadside pub just east of Droylsden town centre which now has the Metrolink running past it.
Once the town’s smartest hotel, it has been derelict since 1998 and is now scheduled for demolition. Note the illuminated neon sign just below the roofline.
A double-fronted pub on a side street just west of the town centre, which I understand is soon to be reopened.
A substantial stone-built inter-wars pub on the main Rochdale road to the west of the town, still displaying Bass livery.
An attractive gabled pub on a corner site on the main Worcester Road to the south of the town. Still open on Streetview in July 2016.
A substantial pub next to the station to the south of the town centre that has recently been demolished.
A typical West Midlands inter-wars suburban pub that StreetView shows as having been closed since at least 2009 and is now in a very sorry state.
A modern mock-Tudor pub in the town centre that seems to have ended its days as a sports bar.
A handsome mock-Tudor Edwardian roadhouse formerly tied to Whitbread. For many years it traded as a Beefeater, but in its latter days was rebranded as “Home”, as shown on the StreetView image. Not boarded up as such, but looking very sorry for itself now.
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Once a prominent landmark on the A5104 Chester-Corwen road, this pub closed in 2007, although it still looks in good condition on the 2009 StreetView image. The photo was taken in 2012 and it is now in a much sorrier state. There are plans to redevelop it as housing. In its latter days I recall it being owned by Hydes Brewery.
A handsome corner pub just north of the town centre next to the M67 motorway, which appears in the photo, taken on 2 January 2017, to have been freshly boarded up.
(My own picture)
The Four in Hand, Hattersley, Cheshire
A striking 1960s estate pub built in to one side of a tower block of flats, with the main drinking area on the first floor.