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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Derbyshire => Topic started by: James2you on Sunday 10 January 16 18:11 GMT (UK)
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Does anyone have info on this Hotel or even where I may be able to get a photo please...
Thanks
John
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County archives might be the place to start looking for a photo:
https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/leisure/record_office/
Nanny Jan
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Hi,
In the late 1880's, there were 2 temperance hotels on London Road Derby:-
Alliance
and Peach's
In the 1900's Derby Daily Telegraph there is mention of:-
SMITH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 137, LONDON ROAD, DERBY.
So you need to give an indication of the year/s you are interested and if possible a family name.
Spendlove
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Hi, the person was Sarah Jane E Wood, 1911 census states she was servant at 116 London Road Derby, Temperance Hotel, that is all that is in the record. I was interested in viewing a picture of what kind of hotel this was and what it looked like in those days.
Thanks spendlove..
John
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I believe the hotel at No 116 was "The Carlton Commercial Temperance Hotel"
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Brilliant,, thank you very much, is it possible to view it online ?
John
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Just google "Carlton Commercial Temperance Hotel" or "Carlton Temperance Hotel".
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Hi Johm,
You can see modern photo of "Carlton House", now converted to flats:-
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/property-history/carlton-house/116-london-road/derby/de1-2qz/16210760
Spendlove
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Spendlove,
I hope they're not temperance flats!
Nice looking pile.
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John I believe a murder took place at the Carlton Hotel in the early 1900's also the salvation army had the premises next door..........
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Thank you very much for that efjs
John