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Pub Crawl in the west of Congleton

Description

An abstract from the book a ‘Pub Crawl Through Time’ this booklet covers the public houses which were to be found towards the West End of Congleton, on Padgbury Lane, Holmes Chapel Road, West Road, Blake Street, Egerton Street, Astbury Street and John Street. They are: Heath Farm, The Unicorn, The Buck and Hounds, the Waggon and Horses, Rose and Crown, The Cheshire Tavern, Lamb Inn, Rising Sun, White Horse, Highland Laddie and Foaming Quart.

Author: Lyndon Murgatroyd

Booklet size: A5

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