Newcut , Bristol ?

[alan w jones]

Hello , I came actoss an old address in my late fathers diary circa 1941-44 giving an address of Clarence , Newcut , Bristol. I cant seem to find that address today . Any ideas welcome , just curious .
Regards
Alan

[Gadget]

Hi Alan

Here's a bit about the New Cut in Bristol. Not sure about the Clarence bit - maybe a house or even public house 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Cut,_Bristol


Gadget

PS  lots more on Google, including maps.

[Old Bristolian]

Clarence Road runs alongside the New Cut - there's probably a pub there as well

Steve

[alan w jones]

Thank you both , I think it may well have been a pub as the next entry on diary is a young lady living at the White Hart , Bedminster Parade .
Regards
Alan

[Mary Crane]

My great grandmother was licensee of the Sherwood Tavern in 1899.  It was situated on the corner of Clarence Road and Somerset Street.

[KGarrad]

The Sherwood Tavern was at 155 Clarence Road.
The Nelson's Arms was at 175 Clarence Road.

If that's any help!!

Bedminster Parade is south of the river at the end of East Street, and The White Hart still exists!
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/23/23754/White_Hart/Bedminster

[alan w jones]

Hello , Was there a Clarence pub in Newcut around circa 1940-1945 ?
Regards
Alan

[StintonLomas]

Hi
There is a reference to a Clarence Brewery and a Clarence Porter Stores here:
http://bristolslostpubs.eu/page108.html

[KGarrad]

There's also The Duke of Clarence, also on Clarence Road?