longest pub name in Leeds District?

[Phill_dvsn]

Leeds Hippo wrote: dogduke wrote: Slightly off topic but there is one somewherein (Lancashire !) thats huge,named after some volunteer army battalion. The Old Thirteenth Cheshire Astley Volunteer Rifleman Corps Inn - Stalybridge - Longest pub Name in England? It certainly is a long one!

[Phill_dvsn]

Steve Jones wrote: so I take it nobody has a longer candidate than my suggestion then? I think you have to take credit there Steve.I can't think of any longer names around Leeds myself.    

[buffaloskinner]

The Old Thirteenth Cheshire Astley Volunteer Rifleman Corps Inn - Stalybridge - may be the longest, personally I prefer the highest

[yorkiesknob]

Me tooYours truly with a few of the locals

[chameleon]

ahh! the power of google search!!! bit our of our area though to count but yes, like the highest choice. Chap in the picture looks familiar too    

[String o' beads]

Wow. Bet the signwriter was rubbing his hands in glee when he got that job! What's the most common name of pubs in Leeds then? There's only one Red Lion, if you don't count the Old Red Lion.

[liits]

Probably the New Inn with twelve [many gone] or the Crown with seven [also, many gone]. Third place could well go to the Wellington with six followed by the White Horse & Cricketer's Arms with five each.    

[PC - Dublin]

I used to love the New Inn in Eccup.

[simong]

The New Inn in Yeadon was my very local - just across the road. Now I live ten minutes walk from the New Inn in Farsley, but I wouldn't go there, despite it finally getting some cask ales on again.

[Leodian]

I wonder if there ever was (or even is) a Leeds pub just called the Old Inn?Are there any that have Pub in their name rather than Inn?