The Rising Sun, Holbeck

Old, disused, forgotten and converted pubs
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drapesy
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Post by drapesy »

A few people have mentioned this pub which was next to the Gainsborough Cinema - on both the Lost Pubs and Lost Cinemas thread. I've just found this pic on Leodis which might stir some memories ( the Gainsborough Cinema is directly to the right of the pub - sadly you can only see a tiny bit of it)
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Si
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Post by Si »

Nice looking pub, that.
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LS1
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Post by LS1 »

Looks similar to the Eagle on North Street that pub in the picture. Wonder if there is any relationship betwen the two? Architechts or owners or something?
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Si
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Post by Si »

Could be, but I think the similarity is purely due to them being a similar age, at a guess. The Eagle, however, is three stories and has bay windows. Are they both early Victorian?
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skippy
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Post by skippy »

good to see the old pub thanks for the picture this is the pub i mentioned in my thread about my friend & her husband - marjorie & cyril rayner had it in the 60s
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