Halifax Pubs Past and Present Ri
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
R Pops - Lord Street, Halifax
Raffelds Inn - Northowram
Raffles Nightclub - Burnley Road, Mytholmroyd
Fact - Now a co-op supermarket
Raggalds - Queensbury
Fact - aka Old Raggalds, Wraggles, Raggles. Now the 'Queens Head'
Railway - Elland
Railway - 29 Horton Street, Halifax HX1 1QE Phone: 01422351209
Fact - 'Gladstones' nightclub used to be at the rear
Railway - Wheatley
Railway/Commercial Hotel - Huddersfield Road, Brighouse
Railway Hotel - 11 Birds Royd Lane, Brighouse (closed in 1934)
Fact - later known as 'Pelico House'
Railway - Blackburn House, 1 - 3 Nursery Lane, Ovenden HX3 5SJ
Railway Hotel - Bowling Dyke, Halifax (closed in 1905)
Stood next door to the "Blue Ball" pub
The Railway Hotel stood next to the Blue Ball (pictured above) but not sure which building it was
Railway Hotel - New Road, Hebden Bridge (built in 1861)
Railway Hotel - Ripponden (Closed in 1906)
Fact - once known as the 'Canterbury Inn'
Railway Hotel - 406 Burnley Road, Todmorden
Fact - now houses
Railway Hotel - 545 Rochdale Road, Walsden
Railway Tavern - Crossfields, Halifax
Landlord William H Greenwood was subletting in 1869
Rams Head - 24/26 Wakefield Road, Sowerby Bridge (built about 1800 and closed in 2010)
Fact - Now houses
Far end of the terraces above
Rat - Greetland (see Druids Arms)
Rawson's Arms - Elland Wood Bottom (closed in 2000)
Fact - now offices for W.T.Knowles and Sons
Red Lion, Northgate, Halifax
Halifax Guardian, 1854
Red Lion - 1 Lee Lane/Ploughcroft Lane, Boothtown
Fact - Burned down
Red Lion - Church Street, opp top of Church, Elland (recorded in 1719 - demolished)
Red Lion - Winding Road, Halifax (closed in mid 1960s)
Red Lion - 6 Bank Bottom, Halifax
Beerhouse, opened in 1853 and closed in 1883) Flooded in 1866.
Licence renewal was refused Aug 24th 1883.
Red Lion site would have been here, near Matalans
Red Lion - Luddenden Foot (opened in 1811 and closed in 1877 and demolished)
Fact - aka 'Old Red Lion', replaced by the 'General Rawdon' pub
Red Lion Beerhouse - Northowram
Red Lion - Thornhill Road, Rastrick
Fact - became the 'Thornhill Arms'
Red Lion Inn - 37 Wharfe Street, Sowerby Bridge (closed in 1907)
Red Lion - Towngate, Stainland - see 1885 The Venue
Red Lion - Wyke
Fact - aka 'Ruby's' and now the 'Wyke Lion' , Now a restaurant
Redan - Blue Ball Road/Cross Wells Road, Soyland (opened in 1890 and closed in 1937 - demolished)
Red Rooster - 123 Elland Road, Brighouse HD6 2QR
Fact - previously known as 'The Wharfe'
Reed Inn - 44 Woolshops, Halifax
Reed - 146 West Street, Sowerby Bridge (opened in 1891 and closed in 1928)
Reindeer Beerhouse Hotel - Crossfield, 7 John Street/Waterhouse Street, Halifax
Reservoir - Fly flats (opened in 1865 and closed in 1870)
The beerhouse operated for 5 years providing beer & accomodation for reservoir workers. It was located at a farmhouse called Slade which was about a mile southeast of the reservoir. After ceasing as a beerhouse it became the house for the gamekeeper from Castle Carr.
Revivals - Broad Street, Halifax
Fact - aka 'Scene 3 and 4', 'Kibbutz', 'Tiffany's', 'Fat Freddy's'
Ricci's Bar - Halifax
Richard Oastler - Brighouse (Wetherspoons) (opened in 1999)
Richard Temperance Hotel - 43 Horton Street, Halifax
Rifleman Inn - Woolshops, Halifax
Landlord John Firth lost the license in 1869 as it was frequented with prostitutes
Riggin - Hubberton, Sowerby
Fact - aka 'Shepherd's Rest'
Ring o'Bells - 57 Commercial Street, Brighouse.
Closed in 1973. Fact - originally called 'The Staff of Life'
Where? - near the Wellington - Wellington Arcade
Ring Of Bells - Elland
Ring o bells - 3 Upper Kirkgate, Halifax HX1 1QS
Built in the 13th/15th century and rebuilt in 1720
Fact - previously called 'Sign of the Church'
Ring O'Bells - Nest Lane, Mytholmroyd
Fact - now housing
Ring O'Bells - Lillands Lane, Rastrick (closed in 1961 and demolished)
Rising Sun - 67 Haley Hill, Boothtown (closed in 1905)
Fact - now housing
Rising Sun - Jepson Lane, Elland
The original building
Rising Sun - Lower Slack, Warley, Luddenden Dean (closed in 1895)
Rising Sun - 22 Bridge End, Rastrick (closed in 1908 and demolished in 1913)
Where? - opposite the 'Star' on Bramston Street
Rising Sun was in the middle of the road
Rising Sun - Wainstalls (see 'Sun Inn')
Ritz - Bradford Road, Brighouse
River Lounge - 18 Town Hall Street, Sowerby Bridge HX6 2EA Phone: 01422647841
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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