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Harmood Arms
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Date of photo: 1976 |
Picture source:
Timothy Keane |
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The Harmood Arms was situated at 59 Harmood
Street and is now in residential use. |
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Dates |
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Patricia Coleman |
1950/1966 |
This pub was run by the Treadaway family for many years,
my uncle Jim Foster went to school with Jonnie Treadaway. All the family
used the pub as we all lived opposite. They had a big room above which
they used for Xmas parties for all the kids living locally. A great
local community pub, great memories. |
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Mark Treadaway |
1890s/1960s |
My grandfather Harold Treadaway took over this pub after
WW1 with his mother Charlotte when his father Edwin Treadaway died.
Harold managed the pub with his wife Lizzie up until his retirement in
the 1960s. My father was the John Treadaway mentioned in the previous
post.
I must have visited the pub as an infant, but have no memory of it |
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Other Photos |
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Picture source: T C |
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