Lost pub · English Street
The Crown & Anchor
- Built
- Unknown
- Gone
- Unknown
- There now
- Unknown
- Where exactly
- Placed on English Street from the position of pubs still standing there. Somewhere on this street, not this doorway
On the scheme's 1920 roll of Carlisle pubs and almost nothing else. No opening date, no closing date, no photograph and no recorded reason for going. It stood among the tight network of alleys and courts behind Scotch Street known as "the Lanes", cleared after the war — the same area covered by the Co-Curate/Geograph record of the Lanes, alongside The Gleaner Inn on Old Grapes Lane.
Know anything about this one?
What's above is everything on file, and it isn't much. If you drank in it, or your family did, or you've a photograph of it, that's more than the records hold.
Sources
- State Management Scheme 1920 roll
- Co-Curate / Geograph: the Lanes behind Scotch Street
Also lost on English Street
- The Liverpool Arms
- The String of Horses Inn
- The White Lion Inn
- The Royal Hotel
- The White Hart Hotel
- The Pine Apple Inn
- The White Swan Inn
- The Grey Goat Hotel
- The Kings Arms Inn
- The Angel Inn
- The Wellington Inn
- The White Horse Inn
- The Bush Hotel
- The Victoria Hotel
- The City Arms
- Yates Wine Lodge
- Outrageous
- The Angel
- The Bull Dog Inn
- The Carlisle Arms
- The Citadel Tavern
- The Cross Keys
- The Pack Horse Inn
- The Skinners Arms
Still serving, near where it stood
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0 maway
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40 maway
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90 maway
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100 maway