Goole pubs

North Eastern

Now Costa

Peacock

Picture from newspaper when John McGrory rescued children from fire

Railway Tavern

Later Dorothy Perkins

Railway Hotel Bridge Street

Landlord Thomas William Briggs in shirtsleeves and waistcoat on front row. He was son in law of former landlord William Scruton

Railway Hotel Albert Street

Railway Hotel was also known as Melodys and later Ivy's

Vermuyden

1952

Cape of Good Hope

Bridge Street. Here being demolished. Cape of Good Hope often known as Top House

Cape of Good Hope

Cape of Good Hope often known as Top House. Landlord Ward

Cape of Good Hope

Cape of Good Hope often known as Top House

Burlington

Outing in 1947

Burlington

bus trip

Crown Ouse Street

Picture taken outside The Crown inn, Ouse St in 1908. W Coward, owner of wagonette at side of it with bowler and his son Wilfred Coward holding the horses. Holding reins is landlord John Sutcliff. Next to him is Walter Short.

Mariners Arms South Street

Wartime picture showing pub behind vehicles assembled in Lep building on left.

Mariners Arms

Now demolished. Also known as Bottom House and Fst n Last

Mariners Arms South Street

Here as First and Last. Now demolished

Station Hotel

Boothferry Road

Station Hotel

landlord was Samuel Harry Hicks. Came to Goole 1910 and killed in riding accidenr 1914

Lowther Aire Street

landlord Mr Chatterton in the trap

Steam Packet

outing

Steam Packet

Before extra storey added

Victoria

Hook Road. Landlord Tice

Victoria

outing 1948

Buchanan

outing 1924