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Alphabetical list of
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Pack Horse - Charlestown
Pack Horse - Caine Lane, Southowram
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Pack Horse - Todmorden
Painter's Arms - St James's Road
Landlord Sutcliffe Rushworth lost his license for running a badly conducted house in 1869
Palins - Halifax (aka The Princess Ballroom)
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Park Hotel Beerhouse - West Parade, Halifax
Parker's Hotel - King Street/Bradford Road, Brighouse
Where? - Tate's corner, above Parker's Café
Patmos - Burnley Road, Todmorden
Peacock - 2 Union Street/42 Market Street/Albion Street, Halifax (demolished in 1894 and rebuilt as part of the market in 1898. Closed in 1961)
Fact - later became Daily Tailors, Bradleys Records and a jewellers
Where? Corner of Albion Street/Market Street
(The) Peacock - Cote Hill Road, Warley HX2 7LZ
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Peacock - York Street, Todmorden
Pear Inn - 22 Sowerby Street, Sowerby Bridge (closed in 1927)
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(The) Pear Tree - Station Road, Norwood Green HX3 8QD Phone: 01274676036  |
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Peat Pitts - Keighley Road, Ogden
Fact - aka 'Peach Pitts Inn' and became 'The Moorlands'
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Peeping Tom - 550 Burnley Road, Cornholme (built in 1840's)
Fact - became the 'Staff of Life'
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Percy Shaw - Broad Street Plaza, Broad Street Halifax HX1 1YA 01422 339500 |
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Pigeons - 58 Northgate, Halifax (see Three Pigeons) |
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Pig's Eye - Copper Street, Halifax (opened in 1838 and closed in 1920)
Pine Apple Hotel - 2 New Bank, Charlestown Road, North Bridge, Halifax (Built similar time as the new North Bridge in 1771. Closed in 1903 and demolished in 1968)
Where? Charlestown end of North Bridge.
Fact - originally called 'New North Bridge Inn' and changed to Pine Apple Hotel in 1779.
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 Pineapple Hotel.A highly distinctive pub which dated back to the late 18th century. It was at the junction of New Bank and Charlestown Road. It's name may stem from the fact that at one time there was an extensive pleasure garden in this area. |
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Pineberry - Queensberry |
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Pineberry Hill Tavern - 34 Pineberry Hill, Old Bank, Southowram
Pitchers Bar - Georges Square, Halifax (aka Griffs aka Griffin - see Bow Legged with Brass)
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Platform - Halifax Fact - now Three Monkeys Wine Bar |
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Plebeian's Jazz Club - Halifax Where? Down some steps to the side of the Upper George Yard Fact - aka 'Plebs' and then later 'The Stop Spot'  |
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Plummet Line - Bull Green/15 Bull Close Lane HX1 2EF Phone: 01422353620
http://www.plummetlinehotelhalifax.co.uk/
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Portman and Pickles - Market Street, Halifax Fact - aka Wheatsheaf, aka William Deighton (See Jubilee) |
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Pot O' Four - Cow Green, Halifax
Fact - now a Thai restaurant
Poultry Dealers Arms - Kitson Wood Road, Lydgate, Todmorden
Fact - aka the 'Poults'. Now housing
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Prescott Arms - 13/14 Gaol Lane, Halifax (Closed in 1908)
Pressers Arms - Shaw Hill, Halifax
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Pressers Arms - 82 Huddersfield Road/2 South Lane, Elland HX5 0HG |
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Prince Albert - 17 St Martins View, Waring Green, Brighouse HD6 2AZ Fact - aka 'Pop Inn' |
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Prince Albert - 59 Commercial Street, Brighouse
Prince Albert Hotel - 5 New Street, Brighouse (closed in 2001)
Prince Blucher - 20 Church Street, Halifax (opened in 1785 and closed in 1927)
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Prince of Orange - Carr House Road, Shelf HX3 7RJ |
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Prince of Orange - Halifax Road, Ripponden
Fact - aka 'Stansfeld Arms' , 'Prince William' and became 'Queen Hotel'
Prince of Wales - 1 Wood Street North/Mill Lane, Boothtown (opened in 1899 and closed in 1968)
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Prince of Wales - 71 Haley Hill, Boothtown (opened in 1875 and closed in 1913)
Fact - see 'Mount Tavern'
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Prince of Wales - 34 Bethel Street, Brighouse
Fact - previously named the 'Tap and Spile' and 'The Old Ship' and 'The Battleship' . Rebuilt with wood from the HMS Donegal battleship. Now called 'The Ship'
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Prince of Wales - 99 Gibbet Street/Rhodes Street, Halifax (built in 1863) |
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Prince of Wales - 33 Salterhebble Hill, Salterhebble (opened in 1897 and closed in 1962) |
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Prince of Wales - 20/22 Stainland Road, West Vale (opened in 1919 and closed in 1937)
Prince of Wales's Feathers - 5 Cow Green, Halifax (closed in 1920)
Prince of Wales's Feathers - 263 King Cross Road, King Cross (See Feathers)
Prince William - Ripponden (see 'Queen Hotel')
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Prospect Inn - Range Bank, Prospect Street, Claremount (see the 'New Prospect Inn') |
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Prospect - 1 Wakefield Road, Bolton Brow, Sowerby Bridge
Fact - Now a vets
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Puff Inn - New Hey Road, Rastrick (see 'The New Spitfire')
Pump Room - New Road, Halifax (demolished in 2016)
Fact - formerly the 'Druids Arms'
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Pump Room II - Bull Close Lane HX1 2EF Phone: 01422353620 Fact - micropub
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Punch Bowl - 635 Bradford Road, Bailiff Bridge (Closed in 2011) Fact - aka 'The Bailiff Bridge Inn' |
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Punch Bowl - Ploughcroft/Booth Bank, Boothtown (closed in 1957)
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Punch Bowl - Exley Bank/ Huddersfield Road, Salterhebble
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Punch Bowl - Savile Green
Puzzle Hall - 21 Hollins Mill Lane, Sowerby Bridge
Fact - also a brewery
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Alphabetical list of
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