The Marlborough Anderton Road

[roger a]

does any one remember this place? The Marlbrough not sure of the names of the roads its on.

 

[Macca]

Its on Anderton Road Roger, its a listed building really beautiful inside most of the original features are intact.

Macca

 

[Phil]

Macca

Thats true its on the junction of Montgomery and Anderton Rd. I often popped in there for a pint when mooching about in the 60's. I haven't been anywhere near it for nearly 40 years.

Phil

 

[Astonian]

hi phil
yes phil it was a cracking pub inside and out appearance wise
it was liam occonors first pub years ago
but he did eventualy sell it on and it was is start to the heavens
of owning pubs across the midlads and through out brum
aqnd a couple of night clubs
best wishes astonian ;;;;

 

[roger a]

for a listed pub they don,t look after it to well one of the clock faces has smashed ill find the pictures out to show you all.

 

[instruct]

Hi my Aunt and Uncle run the3 pub i think around 74-75 i have fond memorys of spending a lot of time there

 

[captblack]

does anyone remember the fish and chip shop about 3 doors away? think it used to be called paulines

 

[Pedrocut]

Here is the description of the Marlborough from the Historic England Listing. It mentions that the pub was built around 1900 and that the Marlborough appears to have been built on the site of a former building, shown on the Ordnance Survey Map of 1890.

Kelly’s Directory may suggest the building could have been the Postal Money Order Office and Savings Bank.

Marlborough Public House , Non Civil Parish - 1393553 | Historic England

List entry 1393553. Grade II Listed Building: Marlborough Public House . May include summary, reasons for designation and history.

historicengland.org.uk

 

[SkillDill]

Ran past here today and it looked a great building with lots of history

 

[Richard Dye]

Here is the description of the Marlborough from the Historic England Listing. It mentions that the pub was built around 1900 and that the Marlborough appears to have been built on the site of a former building, shown on the Ordnance Survey Map of 1890.

Kelly’s Directory may suggest the building could have been the Postal Money Order Office and Savings Bank.

Marlborough Public House , Non Civil Parish - 1393553 | Historic England

List entry 1393553. Grade II Listed Building: Marlborough Public House . May include summary, reasons for designation and history.

historicengland.org.uk

Pedro, that is an excellent link! It explained some of the “grading” that I knew was there but did not comprehend very well.
Thank you!

 

[Mark Tooze]

Ran past here today and it looked a great building with lots of historyView attachment 189929

Nice photo! Hope you got well clear before that car arrived!