Stationless Stations and other landmarkless pubs

Cardiarms · Post by **Cardiarms** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 12:25 am

The Brick, Tong Road, old brick works.

edlong · Post by **edlong** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 2:08 pm

The Miners Arms in Morley. And any other "Miners" in Leeds.The Railway in Drighlington

Si · Post by Si » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 2:29 pm

The Railway in Pudsey.

Post by **mhoulden** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 3:19 pm

Looking at today's weather, how about the Rising Sun?I suppose Beckett's Bank on Park Row might count, seeing as it used to be a branch of Barclays.

Cardiarms · Post by **Cardiarms** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 5:45 pm

And the opposite - the barracks are still there but the Rifleman's gone.Bricklayer's arms Woodhouse (gone)

BJF · Post by **BJF** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 8:15 pm

The Chemic, named for Johnstons Vitriol (sulphuric acid) works, which used to be on the opposite side of Johnston Street.

String o' beads · Post by **String o' beads** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 8:36 pm

Whistlestop at Beeston harks back to its rail history I would think.

Bramley4woods · Post by **Bramley4woods** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 8:52 pm

BarFly wrote: Wasn't The Drysalters near a meat curing plant or similar? It was adjacent to Elland Road, an old salt trail from Cheshire. Also, AIUI, tanneries (and there are plenty of them thereabouts) used salt to preserve hides.

Post by **tyke bhoy** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 9:12 pm

Geordie-exile wrote: Whistlestop at Beeston harks back to its rail history I would think. I stand to be corrected but the railway has never been closer and it isn't even as close to the old Beeston Station which I suspect had been closed before the building that currently houses the whistlestop was built. I know not whether the current Whistlestop replaced an older incarnation.

drapesy · Post by **drapesy** » Mon 27 Feb, 2012 10:07 pm

I forgot The Station at Hunslet,same circumstances as The Station at Yeadon