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Quarry Arms
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Longbottom and licensed for
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The Quarry Arms was situated at 158 Bradford
Road. This grade-II listed pub was
built c1820. Since closing in 2010 it has been converted to residential use. |
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Listed
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Circa 1820, two-storey row of sandstone
"brick" cottages. Bedded block brackets to eaves of stone slate roofs;
shallow gable copings. Corniced chimneys. Each has 2 light square mullion
window to both floors with single light over doorway in flush stone frames.
The public house is double fronted with same window type, modern porch.
Included for group value. |
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Picture source: Hania Franek |
