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Picture source:  John Turnbull

The Horse & Trumpet was situated at 340 Manchester Road. This pub had a men only vault room.

Source: John Yeadon

There are records of the pub dating back to 1850. In 1861 the innkeepers were William and Elizabeth Greaves. The pub had a brew house when it was acquired by Thomas Ramsden & Son Ltd in 1881 from Lipton, Charnock & Co, Stone Trough Brewery, Halifax. The pub is mentioned in reports of the funeral of Sir Titus Salt, former head constable of Bradford and the founder of Saltaire, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On 5 January 1877 his funeral cortège, watched by 100,000 lining the streets, was joined by a detachment of police at the Horse & Trumpet.

Haniak Franek (February 2019)

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Picture source:  Hania Franek