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The Loggerheads Pub, Spalding 1950
This photo is of the Loggerheads Pub which was situated at 20 Double Street, Spalding. This Soames Brewery pub was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. Closed on 12th July 1958 and subsequently demolished.
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This pub I believe was owned by the Woolsey family, Thomas Woolsey also owned an Ashphalt Business
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This pub I believe was owned by the Woolsey family, Thomas Woolsey also owned an Ashphalt Business
Thanks for memories. Please tell us more. Regards Geoff
Where abouts was the asphalt business in double street ,I have a amazing photograph of them all with the horse n cart with Thomas Woolsey name on it .
Lets hope regulars can help. If you would like to send photo to chainbridgeforge@gmail.com regards Geoff