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Does it say Ward or Waudby?The present building which incorporates the Duncan was opened in 1883. At the time, the premises was known as Waudby’s [as was the previous premises], after the company that owned it, William Waudby & Sons, Wine and Spirit Merchants.http://www.leodis.org/display.aspx?reso ... _171814The name was changed again on the 13th June 1931 to Hellewell’s, again, named after the company who owned it, Benjamin Hellewell, Wine & Spirit Merchants - a very old Leeds firm.It wasn’t officially known as the Duncan until 4th December 1962.This must be the only Sam Smith’s pub in town that hadn’t been a McQuat’s house.
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P77 28.12 liits wrote: Following on from Drapsey’s Facebook post about the “mystery pub” in Chapel Allerton.....after the turn of the century.From top to bottom....[in red] The Queens Arms – replaced in 1931 by the current premises, although the building survives.[in green] The Regent[in red] The Black Swan – Drapsey’s mystery pub.[in green] The Nag’s Head[in red] The Bay Horse – closed 1873 but the building survived for many years as a private residence. That's brilliant, never knew of the Queens Arms and think it kind of touching that (what were) 'Urinals' now seem to be Majestic Wine, sort of history putting something back I can vaguely remember Gledhow Lane going all the way through to the Nags like an old Village Street, but only ever Nags and Regent in my time.
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liits wrote: Does it say Ward or Waudby?The present building which incorporates the Duncan was opened in 1883. At the time, the premises was known as Waudby’s [as was the previous premises], after the company that owned it, William Waudby & Sons, Wine and Spirit Merchants.http://www.leodis.org/display.aspx?reso ... _171814The name was changed again on the 13th June 1931 to Hellewell’s, again, named after the company who owned it, Benjamin Hellewell, Wine & Spirit Merchants - a very old Leeds firm.It wasn’t officially known as the Duncan until 4th December 1962.This must be the only Sam Smith’s pub in town that hadn’t been a McQuat’s house. Deffo Ward Room. I wondered the same thing myself when I saw it the other day.
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Ward room:-1) The quarters assigned to the officers (except the captain) of a warship.2) The officers of a warship collectively excepting the captain.Don't know if these definitions are relevant to the query, but it's a possibility. Duncan was, after all, an admiral, and had a succession of warships named after him.
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http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/yorkshire/leeds.htmlI found this national website about closed pubs; the Leeds section (above) has one or two older closures as well as the more recent ones we're all aware of. It also has some errors, such as mistaking the Central Doss House - sorry, Central Hotel in New Briggate for a pub, but don't worry, I've already put them straight on that one.
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yorkiesknob wrote: The Rising Sun Kirkstall Road.No longer a second hand furniture store, now waiting for its next adventure It is still a second hand furniture store and is not boarded up, nor was it in December- so the reason for this post eludes me
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