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Topic: Queens Arms, Winshill (Read 966 times)
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alfiepeg
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My relations were publicans in the Queens Arms Pub, West Street, Winshill. Does anyone have any information about the pub, or where West Street is,] as there seems to be some confusion about 'old' West street and 'new' West street.
Thanks for any help
Alfiepeg
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charlotteCH
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Hi Alli, the Library closest to Winshill may have a photo of the pub  worth asking them.
charlotte
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molly90
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Alfie,
The houses in old West street were demolished in about 1970. The Queen's Arms was left standing however, and later became a fish and chip shop. Mr and Mrs Cowley ran the Queens Arms for a number of years, then a Mr and Mrs Fern.
West street is and was opposite St Mark's Church in Winshill.
I have an 1881 census with Alfred and Mary Soul? running the Queen's Arms.
I occasionally go over to Burton Library, searching for my own rellies, so I could ask if they have any photographs of the pub, if you wish.
Regards
Molly
PS
I do not mind taking photographs of the street as it is now, if it is of any help.
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alfiepeg
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Thanks Molly and Pat and everyone else who answered,
Mr and Mrs Cowley were my direct line descendants, and I was really interested to hear that the library may have a photo. I live in Colchester so not so near, but am thinking of coming to Winshill for the day to gather photos and info, and do a bit of grave yard searching as well.
Would love some info from you Molly, but what is a pm? As you can tell, I am quite new at this
Many thanks
Alfie
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pc99
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Hi Alfie,
I make no apology for being a Stapenhillian.
1. If you google 'st. marks church winshill' and click on the Geograph. org site you will see a beautiful picture of your local church.
2. If you google 'staffspasttrack' and insert winshill on the search there are two photos; one of the V.E. celebrations at Eldon Street and of pupils at Joseph Clark Schppl.
You other Gorby's Knob people may also be interested.
Best wishes.
pc99
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alfiepeg
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No worries about being a Stapenhillian pc99, not only do a lot of my relatives come from Stapenhill, but I come from Essex, far worse reputation!
The picture of Eldon Street is wonderful, thank you so much, probably have some of my family on it as I had some living in Eldon St.
Also lovely picture of St Marks Pat, can't believe that Winshill is disappointing when I look at that, but as you said, it is now more built up.
Kind regards
Alfie
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