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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: connoa03 on Wednesday 20 May 09 13:01 BST (UK)
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Hi Everyone
I hope you can help me; I'm looking for some photos and any information or memories you have of the old house at home Pub and its location on Pimlott street and which brewery it was supplied by. my dads said that his family lived there as the land lords, but he's a bit hazy with the details!
Kind regards
Ali
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What time fram are you talking about for the family been there ?
I know there was a " Old house at home pub " on St Stephen's street & the corner of Prospect street Salford
Migky ;)
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Correction
There was an "Old house at home " pub on Pimlott street.
There is a very poor picture of it in this book
SALFORD PUBS PART 3
by Neil Richardson
Price £5.75 available from Salford Archives/library
Migky ;)
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Hi Ali, Migky
My family should have known this pub! It's on the Broad St to Ellor St section of Pimlot St Pendleton - or it was. I've seen both of those on census etc! In fact any of Pendleton!
Unfortunately by the time I saw it, most of their area had been flattened!
By 1854, the only mentions on the bit between Raven St and Chaney St are the Red Lion at 2 and "THe Old House at Home" Public House (PH) Jn Yates!
Presumably yours indeed!
Thank you for the clarification, Migky. At first I thought that Ali was referring rather quaintly to her old family home, not a pub!
I'll see who else I can see tomorrow, Ali. Sorry there was noone at the other pub!
Best wishes
Emms
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Hi Emms
I made the same mistake when my dad told me about the pub! its an odd name and aparently they move to a pub with the exact same name!
John Yates was my Great granddad on my nana's side, they before that of after it they move to another pub called the old house at home! I think it was on glen helen street, but I'm not sure!
Ali
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Hi Ali
Thanks for the feedback!
I'll have another look. I couldn't just see Glen Helen St.
Yes, one branch of my family seemed to move between similarly named addresses.
I wondered if they changed the name? I wonder too if that could have happened with the pub?
i'll get back to you.
Best wishes
Emms
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Hi Migky
Old house at home pub " on St Stephen's street & the corner of Prospect street Salford what are is that in? do you know what it would be near now? I have found and old map or slaford but i haven't got a clue where to look?
thanks
Ali
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It is mentioned in one of those three books by neil Richardson i posted before.
I have all three books and maps of Salford.
Migky ;)
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What time fram are you talking about for the family been there ?
I know there was a " Old house at home pub " on St Stephen's street & the corner of Prospect street Salford
Migky ;)
St Stephens street is off Chaple street and runs dow towards Blackfriars road.
Migky ;)
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Hi
I've been having another look in another look before I go out.
In 1954, there were seven publichouses called the Old House at Home mentioned!
Mrs Eliz. Brown at 26 & 28 Middlewood St5
Herbert Radford Flint at 61 Burton Rd W20-
Jas. Hopkinson at 50 & 5? Bottomley Side B 9
Sidney Ernest Ryall at 74 & 76 Braemar Rd F14
Chas Steer at 131 Ashton Old Rd 12
Sydney Thornton at 254 Whit Lane S6.
I also looked up the reference for Glen Helen St and the nearest main Street is Liverpool St S5.
Have fun!
Emms
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PS
None in 1829.
I wonder if this could be an Irish name. There were loads of my Irish relatives in that area and all loved a sing song.
There are a few references to the "Old Country", "Old Home", etc in family literature. All things old, for Ireland.
The piano had a piece of music in the stool - "If you ever go to Ireland, Will you Kiss My Old Mother For Me?"
Just a thought! Probably way off mark, but you never know!
Emms
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My husband John is from Salford & lived not far from the 'Old House at Home Public House.
He tells me it was half way down Middlewood St which was the continuation of Liverpool Street
going towards Manchester.
Hope this helps
bettyespana
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I'm new here but just found this thread.
I know for a fact my auntie used to be the landlady of a pub called 'The Old House At Home' in Salford, I'm not sure what street is was on but it was around 1952, I remember going with my mam and dad a few times and remember playing with the balls on the snooker table till the men wanted a game and I had to get out of the way.
I also remember the pub had a stage and my dad sang a few times, I'm 62 now so you can imagine I was only young but I remember a few things from that time.
Her name was Florie Green and her husband was Charlie Green, she was my dad's sister and they lived on Liverpool road/street later in years.
My dad came from Salford his name was Charlie Reece, same as my grandad, Florie and Charlie Green have passed away now but their family still live in Salford.
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Hi Col 7777
Welcome to Rootschat!
Thank you for telling us your memories.
It's great to hear from people who were "There".
Let us know as well if there's anything we can help you with.
Enjoy Rootschat!
Best wishes :) :) :)
Emms
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Hi Bettyespana
Thank you for your input.
I must have missed your reply while I was offline!
That looks like the second one.
Thank you again!
Emms
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I forgot to add to my above post, the my dad's family also lived on Regent road as well.