heathite
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Tue 29th Mar 2016 3:54pm
On 29th Mar 2016 3:14pm, Kwi said:
The listing of Coventry Pubs 1912 shows several establishments run by possible family members, T E Hands, Henry C Hands, Arthur Hands and Herbert R Standbridge. If anyone who comes across this post and can furnish any further details, it would be much appreciated
Hi.
Does any of this chime with you? It's from a census 1891, 118 Much Park Street
Ruben Standbridge 62 1829 Head Coventry, Warwickshire Licensed Victualler
Lizza Standbridge 57 1834 Wife Fillongley, Warwickshire
Herbert Standbridge 17 1874 Son Coventry, Warwickshire Cycle Machinest
Lizza Greenway 24 1867 Daughter Coventry, Warwickshire
Thomas Greenway 26 1865 Son In Law Foleshill, Warwickshire Shoemaker
Frank Greenway 3 M 1891 Grand Son Coventry, Warwickshire
George Farnell 19 1872 Servant Southam, Warwickshire Servant
William Clark 45 1846 Lodger Leicester, Leicestershire Carpenter
George Clark 40 1851 Lodger Leicester, Leicestershire Machinest
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heathite
Coventry
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Tue 29th Mar 2016 4:33pm
On 29th Mar 2016 3:14pm, Kwi said:
The listing of Coventry Pubs 1912 shows several establishments run by possible family members, T E Hands, Henry C Hands, Arthur Hands and Herbert R Standbridge. If anyone who comes across this post and can furnish any further details, it would be much appreciated
Hi, some information from Coventry directories.
In the 1874 directory, 118 Much Park Street, R STANDBRIDGE, the Greyhound.
In the 1886 directory, 118 Much Park Street, Reuben STANDBRIDGE "Greyhound Inn", under 'Inns & Taverns.
In the 1926 directory, 118 Much Park Street, S DAFFERN proprietor "Greyhound Inn".
Also in the 1874 directory under 'Gentry' in Lower Ford Street is Henry HANDS. No house number given.
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heathite
Coventry
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1113 of 1703
Tue 29th Mar 2016 6:07pm
On 29th Mar 2016 3:14pm, Kwi said:
The listing of Coventry Pubs 1912 shows several establishments run by possible family members, T E Hands, Henry C Hands, Arthur Hands and Herbert R Standbridge. If anyone who comes across this post and can furnish any further details, it would be much appreciated
And of course there's this excellent site.
It has numerous 'STANDBRIDGES' if you follow the Greyhound under ('G') and look at the research for it.
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Mon 30th May 2016 7:35pm
Broomfield Tavern named CAMRA's Coventry Pub of the Year  |
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Midland Red
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Mon 18th Jul 2016 7:34pm
I've wanted to photograph this pub for ages, and this morning I had an unexpected opportunity
I don't recall any mention of it in the previous 1000+ posts to this thread 
Ooh! Just found this on the Courtaulds thread 
On 28th Sep 2012 11:48am, walrus said:
I have vivid memories of the other Courtaulds site in Old Church Road which also backed on to Coventry Canal. In the 50s and early 60s I often had to go to the gas works with an old pram to buy a sack of coke. I would access the towpath at the side of The Royal pub and there was always an acrid cloud of acetate or some such chemical in the atmosphere. I would often need to run into clear air in order to breathe properly. It's amazing what kinds of very dangerous stuff that was simply released to atmosphere or into the cut which, in those days, was just about biologically dead.
The gas works always had a queue of people with various forms of transport - prams, bikes, trolleys - buying coke because it was much cheaper than coal. A man with a large narrow tined fork would scoop the coke into your sack and take your two bob.
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia
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Tue 19th Jul 2016 4:53am
On 30th May 2016 7:35pm, Midland Red said:
Broomfield Tavern named CAMRA's Coventry Pub of the Year
Oh my goodness, I must have missed the Broomy thread in May, but belated thanks MR. There would be a whole new generation of locals in there these days. My dad would have been proud to be behind the pumps today. It's a good job I looked into the Royal Hotel thread or I would have overlooked it.
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Frances
Kenilworth
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1117 of 1703
Sat 23rd Jul 2016 11:00am
I went in search of 'The Three Shuttles' in Howard Street last week because of its connection with the ribbon weaving industry. Where was it?? Can anyone help? There was a building at the end of the street but no signage and it looked as if it may be next in line for demolition. Another one bites the dust!
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mickw
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Sat 23rd Jul 2016 1:01pm
I last went in the Shuttles with a friend who was looking for a friend about six years ago we went in on several occasions at different times hoping to meet my friends friend and to be honest the most people in there was only about 8 to 10 people at most but most times only 3 or 4 a far cry from its heyday. |
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Frances
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Sat 23rd Jul 2016 1:29pm
Many thanks Mick. I was hoping to get a photograph for my book but I didn't think it would be any good. I assume it was at the far end of Howard Street on the left hand side. Old Coventry and its historic pubs are fast disappearing - no more 'Three Shuttles' and no more 'Fob Watch'. What about the old Whitefriars Workhouse? If that is allowed to go further into disrepair it will be too late to do much about it. I was thinking of the damp - not to mention the graffiti.
Thanks anyway Mick
Very best wishes
Frances
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dutchman
Spon End
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Sat 23rd Jul 2016 2:54pm
On 23rd Jul 2016 11:00am, Frances said:
I went in search of 'The Three Shuttles' in Howard Street last week because of its connection with the ribbon weaving industry. Where was it??
Is this any help?
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mickw
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1121 of 1703
Sat 23rd Jul 2016 3:03pm
Hi Frances I've just found a "planning statement" on the internet concerning the Three Shuttles all it states is a brief trading history and that it became unsustainable as a going concern and that it closed about two years ago but no mention of future development as there's no date on it can't really be sure when it actually closed. |
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heathite
Coventry
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1122 of 1703
Sat 23rd Jul 2016 3:44pm
The Three Shuttles is mentioned on realalerambles, including a picture.
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walrus
cheshire
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Sun 31st Jul 2016 5:40pm
A belated thank you to Midland Red for the picture of the Royal pub. I've never been in but I passed it countless times in my youth. The land opposite was open in those days, a fair pitched up occasionally but it was basically waste ground where we played, there was a scrapyard in one corner. I see that a school now occupies part of the site. None of my family live in that area now but I'm determined to drop in for a half on one of my flying visits before it's too late. I hope the Royal survives. |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
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Sun 14th Aug 2016 9:53pm
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Midland Red
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Mon 15th Aug 2016 4:40pm
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