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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

Gaol Inn - 3 Gaol Lane Halifax (see Duke of Leeds' Arms)

Garden Plough Beerhouse - Elland

Gardeners - Illingworth

Gardeners Arms - New Street, Elland (Closed in 1920s)

Gardeners Arms - High Street, Stainland Fact - Now a house (3 storey building in centre of picture)

Garden Tree Inn - Berry Lane, Clark Bridge

Landlady Mary McCormack, failed to renew its license in 1869 for harbouring thieves and prostitutes

Gardiner's Arm's - Haley Hill, Boothtown

Garibaldi Tavern - Stone Chair, Shelf (opened in 1868 and closed in 1913)

Garricks Head - Cow Green, Halifax

Gas House Inn - Bank Bottom, Charlestown

Gatsbys Wine Bar - The Cross, Elland (see Caddyshack)

General Havelock - Halifax

General Rawdon - Burnley Road, Luddenden (see Coach and Horses)

Open

George - Commercial Street, Brighouse (Closed in 2008) now reopened

Where? Junction of Commercial Street and Bradford Road. At one time they brewed their own beer.

George - 15 Crown Street, Halifax (see 'Upper George')

George - 42 Lower Mill Bank Road, Mill Bank

George - Rastrick

George III - 35 Chapel Street, Queensbury

George IV - 8 Woolshops, Halifax (opened in 1830 and closed in 1909)

George Hotel  - 52 Front Street, Rochdale Road, Sowerby

Gibbet Tavern - 28 Gibbet Street, Halifax (closed in 1909)

Gibson's - Haley Hill, Boothtown

Gladstones - Horton Street

Fact - nightclub at the back of the Railway

Glen View - Burnley Road, Portsmouth, Todmorden

Globe - 44 Silver Street, Halifax (see Bar Rouge)

(The)Globe Hotel - North Bridge Street, Northgate, Halifax (Opened in 1897 and Closed in 1958) Where? Behind the Grand Theatre (seen on left of pic) North Bridge, towards Old Lane.

Globe - 66/68 Rastrick Common, Rastrick HD6 3EL

Globe - Stainland/Outlane

Globe Vaults - Copper Street, Halifax (opened 1838 and closed in 1920)

Golden Ball - Jemmy Lane, Bowling Dyke, North Bridge (see Blue Ball)

Golden Balls - Clifton

Golden Eagle - 6 Woolshops, Halifax

Golden Fleece - Haley Hill, Boothtown (closed in 1908)

Open Golden Fleece - 1 Bradshaw Lane, Bradshaw HX2 9UZ  Phone: 07522190990

Golden Fleece - Jepson Lane, Westgate, Elland (see Fleece)

Open

Golden Fleece - Lindley Road, Blackley, Elland HX5 0TE  

Golden Fleece - 208 Rochdale Road, Greetland (Closed in 2008) got pic

Golden Fleece - Sowerby (see Quickstavers)

Golden Lion - 515 Highroad Well Lane, Highroad Well (opened in 1834)

Golden Lion - Luddenden Foot

Golden Lion - Rastrick

Golden Lion - Ripponden

(see The Milestone)

Open Golden Lion - Fielden Square, Todmorden (built in 1770)

Golden Pheasant - Pellon Lane, Pellon (Open since 1932) Fact - re-built further up Pellon Lane after the original Golden Pheasant was demolished after existing since the 16c. Now an Indian restaurant(Lanika).

Golden Plough - Elland Lane/Quebec Street, Elland

Golden Plough - Cow Green, 32 Silver Street (closed in 1898) Where? - the tall, pointed building, mid left in postcard

Golden Tavern - Heptonstall

Good Mood Club - Sowerby Bridge

Goose - 24 Causeway Foot, Ogden HX2 8YB (Closed in 2006)

This building is believed to have existed as a pub for over 100 years but was originally a farmhouse. A large stone in the wall proudly proclaims the date 1806 and the initials TBH, probably those of the builder.

Goose at the Arcade - King Edward Street, Halifax (See Duke of Wellington)

Goose Nest - Luddenden Dean (opened in 1885 and closed in 1905)

Granby - Luddenden (opened 1909 and closed in 1933)

Fact - now housing

Granby - 300 Gibbet Street, Pellon

The marquis of Granby was a famous and very popular 18th century soldier that gave his name to many pubs throughout the country, so this may give a clue as to the age of the Granby. There are some local references to it as far back as 1892 when it was a very popular pub and Malcolm Bull's website list a William Fox as landlord from 1881 to 1894.

Granby Beerhouse - Brighouse

Grand Hotel - Wheatley Lane, Lee Mount

Grand Junction - Swinemarket/Cow Green, Pellon Lane (closed in 1968 and demolished in 1971)

Where? Right at the bottom of Pellon Lane

Grand View  - Wheatley Lane, Lee Mount

Grapes - 9 Rochdale Road, Todmorden

Open

Gray Ox - Hartshead

Open

(The) Grayston Unity - 1-3 Wesley Court, Halifax HX1 1UH

Fact - Micro-pub above Town Hall. Once the town court and also once some stables.

Great House - Westgate, Elland (see Fleece aka Golden Fleece)

Great Northern Hotel - North Bridge, Halifax (Closed and demolished in 1969) Where? Bottom of Range Bank, Boothtown side of North Bridge

Green Dragon - Elland

Green Hill Tavern - 100 Pellon Lane, Stannery  (opened in 1877 and closed in 1967)

Green Man - Sowerby Bridge

Green Tree - Halifax

Greenwood - Hebden Bridge

Grey Horse - Perseverance Road, Soil Hill, Holmfield (opened in 1905 and closed in 1941)

Greyhound - 27 Southgate/Albion Street, Halifax (demolished in 1892 to make way for borough Market) Fact - Greyhound far left and White Horse on next corner

Open Greyhound Inn - 76 Crowtrees Lane, Rastrick HD6 3NH

Greyhound - 188 Rochdale Road, Todmorden (built in 1832 and closed in 1939)

Grey Stones - Crag Lane, Wheatley/Mixenden (opened in 1903 and closed in 1938)

(The) Griffin - Georges Square, Halifax (aka -Griffs aka  Pitchers Bar and Griffin) (see Bow Legged with Brass) Where? Corner of George Street and Barum Top

Griffin - Stainland Road, Barkisland HX4 0AQ   Phone: 01422823873  (dated 1642)

Griffin - Thornton Road, Halifax

Grove Inn - Elland Road, Brookfoot (see Casa) aka Lakeside Lodge

Grove Inn - Burnley Road, Brearley, Mytholmroyd  (closed in 2008 for housing) Fact -  brewery name still on circular arch near pub.

Open Grove - Tofts Grove, Rastrick HD6 3NP

Open

Gun Dog - Arcade Royal, 28-32 Commercial Street HX1 1TA Phone: 01422360105

Fact - was known as The Sportsman

Guerning Dog - Todmorden (see White Lion)

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A huge 'Thank You' to 'Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion' for his permission to use many of the old prints you see on these pages. I am also sure that some of the pictures I have acquired belong to Steve Gee so please buy his excellent books for more information on  Halifax Pubs and Halifax Pubs 2.

Some of the photographs you see may belong to you. If you do own any photographs on this website, I will gladly remove them or credit your name to them.

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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