pubs in Holbeck

Old, disused, forgotten and converted pubs
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stutterdog
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I seem to recall there was a lovely little Duttons pub nr the old Readmans store called The Skew Bridge Inn.There was also the Smyths Arms quite near to the Skew.Nobody has mentioned these pubs . I think they both went the way of quite a lot of old boozers when the Ingram Distributor Rd was constructed.
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Cardiarms wrote: http://www.secretleeds.com/forum/Messag ... ighLight=1 Thanks cardiarms .hadn't seen this as I skipped through the pages.The Skew Bridge hasn't had mention though, has it?
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Cardiarms wrote: Not that I'm aware of. Is this it?http://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?reso ... SPLAY=FULL Yes,this is the very pub! Very interesting to see it again after all these years!Thanks
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You should have a good wander around Leodis you can just about walk around some of the streets. I managed to string a view of old Whingate together. A bit like Google Street View with scissors, glue and a bit of a squint.

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The Skew Bridge has been mentioned before - I posted it on the 'Leeds Lost Pubs' thread - its on page 15 about two-thirds of the way down!!! The Smyth's Arms ( and also the Smith's Arms!!!) have been mentioned - the Smyth's has its own thread;http://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/Mess ... tMessage=0
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drapesy wrote: The Skew Bridge has been mentioned before - I posted it on the 'Leeds Lost Pubs' thread - its on page 15 about two-thirds of the way down!!! The Smyth's Arms ( and also the Smith's Arms!!!) have been mentioned - the Smyth's has its own thread;http://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/Mess ... tMessage=0 Thanks for that.I must have missed it as I did not read every one of the 61 pages1
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stutterdog wrote: I seem to recall there was a lovely little Duttons pub nr the old Readmans store called The Skew Bridge Inn.There was also the Smyths Arms quite near to the Skew.Nobody has mentioned these pubs . I think they both went the way of quite a lot of old boozers when the Ingram Distributor Rd was constructed. I faintly remember that, was it on the Holbeck roundabout side?
Young 'uns that have no interest in the history of the place they grew up in....disgraceful.

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I spent quite a while in Holbeck at a friend's house and I never saw a huge pub community...suppose it was roundabout the time all the public houses started winding down. Sad, really.
Young 'uns that have no interest in the history of the place they grew up in....disgraceful.

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