Halifax-Pubs-Past-and-Present-K-L
Alphabetical list of
Pubs 1A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R- Ro- S- Sn- T UV W XYZ
Kershaw House - Luddenden Lane, Luddenden Foot. HX2 6NW
Kibbutz - Broad Street, Halifax (see 'Revivals')
Fact - aka 'Scene 3 and 4', 'Tiffany's' and then 'Kibbutz'
Kimberley Arms - 33 King Street/Charles Street, Halifax
Closed in 1905 and demolished in 1930's
Fact - Previously known as 'Smithy Stake Inn'
King of Belgium - 5 King Street, Cripplegate, Halifax
End of Ratton Row
Closed in 1929 and demolished in 1930
Fact - originally called 'Frederick the Great'.
Where? Approx council car park below Hirds vets by Hx Minster
King of Prussia - 5 King Street, Cripplegate, Halifax
(see King of Belgium)
King's Arms - 21 King Street, Halifax
Where? A couple of buildings above the 'Wool Merchant'
King's Arms - Queensbury
Closed in 1929
King's Arms - Rishworth
Built in 1799
(see Royal Hotel)
King's Arms - Sowerby
Closed in 1989
Fact - now housing
King Cross Inn - Halifax
King's Head - 5/7 Cow Green, Halifax
Opened in 1822 and Closed in 1968 and demolished in 1971
Fact - next door to Craven Heifer
King's Head - Towngate/King Street, Sowerby
Closed in 1926
Koko's - Bull Green, Halifax
aka Crown and Anchor - Bodega - Adega Bar - Continental
Labour and Health Inn - Southgate
Landlord James Habergham failed to renew the license in 1869 for harbouring prostitutes
Labour in Vain - Church Street, Halifax
Opened in 1785 and closed in 1927
Lakeside Lodge - Elland Road, Brighouse
(see Casa)
La Mania - Southgate - aka 'Royal Theatre'
Lamb - 5 Bridge Street/Clark Bridge, Halifax
Where? On left corner as you enter ClarkeBridge from bottom of Parish Church
Lamb - Halifax Railway Station
Lamb Inn was at the Halifax railway station.
It was the first pub
in Halifax you had to pay to get in, by buying either a train or
platform ticket.
The Lamb was situated on the platform facing the
Eureka museum, along with cafe, station master's office and luggage
and parcel department.
There was a toilet and cafe and warm
waiting rooms; also a W H Smith's where you could buy your papers.
Lamb - Mount Pleasant, Elland
Lamb's Head - Halifax
Lambert House - 6 Stainland Road, West Vale
Was this changed to the Shears?
Lane End - Blaithroyd Lane, Southowram
Lane End Inn - Lane Ends, Sowden Lane, Norwood Green
Closed in 1955
Fact - now housing
Lane Ends - Old Town
(see Hare and Hounds)
Lane Ends - Boy Lane/13 Wheatley Lane Ends, Wheatley
Closed in 1966
Fact - now housing
Lane Head Hotel - 2 Brighouse Wood Lane, Brighouse HD6 2AL
The Lantern - 13-15, Alexandra Street, Halifax HX1 1BS (01422) 341003
Fact - Previously 3 Lanterns Restaurant
La Salsa - Silver Street, Halifax (see Nut House)
Last Chance Saloon - 5 Cross Street, Halifax HX1 1XB (see Orange Tree aka Jacks Bar)
Last Drop - See Lewins
Lee Bank Hotel - Old Lee Bank/Ovenden Road (opened in 1875 and closed in 1946)
Fact - aka Horse and Jockey
Lee Bridge Tavern - 16 Lee Bridge (closed in 1954)
Formerly known as The Spinners Arms
Letters - Shibden Mill
Letters - Sowerby Bridge
Letters - Triangle
Lewins - 28 Bull Green, Halifax (Opened in 1769).
Fact - Originally Hare and Hounds until 1960's then called Lewins. Aka O'Neills (1886-2000) then back to Lewins. Aka Last Drop 2013 until Lewins again in 2016. The last male only pub in Halifax 1965. Royal room and Calcutta Room
Link - Sowerby Bridge (see Navigation)
Liquid - Halifax
Fact - nightclub previously Coliseum. Originally the 'Picture House' and then known as the 'Astra 1 + 2' cinemas.
Listers Arms - Mytholme, Shibden (see Nags Head)
Little Grace's - Luddenden Dean (closed in 1895)
Live and Let Live - Briggate, Elland (Closed in 1920s)
Lock Keeper's Tavern - 31 Wharf Street, Sowerby Bridge (see 'Commercial Inn' and 'The Wharfe')
Lock Stock and Barrel - 60 Fern Street, Boothtown (aka Foggy's. Now houses, was an Indian Restaurant)
Locomotive Inn - 11 South Parade/Shaw Syke, Halifax
Locomotive Inn layout was as per the diagram and stood in the block of houses in front of the white building (which was next to the 3 Pigeons).
London Tavern - 4-6 Ann Street, Halifax
Closed in 1911 following the Licensing Act in 1904).
It was a Webster's pub.
The licence was refused on 9th February 1910
Maybe the smaller building mid-left
Approximate area where the crosses have been placed
Long Can Hall - 12 Ovenden Wood Road, Ovenden Wood HX2 0TQ
http://www.longcanhallhalifax.co.uk/
Long Chimney - 1 West Street, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3AN
(see Loose Goose)
Lonsdale's Bar - 6 Ramsden Street, Wheatley, Halifax
Loose Goose - 1 West Street, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3AN
Fact - formerly New Inn and Long Chimney
Loose Pulley - Nab Hill, Cold Edge Road (closed in 1911)
Fact - aka Old Delver's Arms
Where - near Fly Flats reservoir
Lord Nelson - 11 Cow Green, Halifax
See Admiral Nelson
Lord Nelson is the double gabled building on the right
Lord Nelson - High Street, Luddenden HX2 6PX
Fact - previously known as The 'White Swan'
Lord Nelson - Towngate/Scouthead, Midgley (closed in 1932)
Fact - opened as The Black Rock Inn in 1755. Now housing
Lord Nelson - 45 Rochdale Road, Ripponden (Opened in 1878 and closed in 1937)
Lord Nelson - 60 Rochdale Road/Cheapside, Todmorden (demolished in 1970's)
Lord Raglan - 36 Hanson Lane/Raglan Street, Halifax
Lord Rodney - Hanson Lane.
Lower Bow Windows - Haley Hill, Halifax
Lower George - Woolshops, Halifax (demolished in 1972)
Where? Approx behind where River Island plot now stands
Lower George - Raw Hill/Jumble Dyke, Rastrick (closed in 1926)
(see Freemason's Arms and Empress of India)
Lower George - Todmorden? Not a public house?
Luddendenfoot Bridge Tavern - Bridge End.(closed in 1949 and demolished in 1960's)
Fact - Aka 'Bog Trap', 'Buck Trap', 'Bug Trap'.
Alphabetical list of
Pubs 1A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R- Ro- S- Sn- T UV W XYZ
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