|
|
|
|
Landmarks ~
Churches ~
Pubs ~
Shops ~
Amenities ~
Dwellings ~
Events ~
Schools ~
Sports
Industrial ~ Transport ~ Families
~ Gallery - Pubs ~
Bell ~
Bricklayers Arms, Kent St. ~
Bricklayers Arms, Straits ~
Bull & Butcher ~
Cottage Spring ~
Cross Keys ~
Duke William
Hop and Barleycorn ~ Horse and Jockey ~ Horseshoe ~ Leopard ~ Limerick ~ Limerick (Kent St.) ~ Lion Hotel New Inn ~ Pear Tree ~ The Queens Head ~ Spriggers Arms ~ Swan ~ White Chimneys ~ White Lion Crown ~ Durham Ox ~ Five Ways ~ Good Intent ~ Green Dragon ~ Junction ~ Shakespeare ~ Straits House ~ Waggon & Horses Black Bear ~ Britannia ~ Bulls Head ~ Bush ~ Fiddlers Arms ~ Five Ways (Himley Rd) ~ Forge ~ Fountain ~ Glynne Arms Jolly Crispin ~ Meadow Lark ~ Miners Arms ~ Old Bulls Head ~ Old Mill ~ Red Cow ~ Red Lion ~ Spills Meadow ~ Woodman
The Cottage of Content
 The Cottage of Content in Clarence Street - now a restaurant
Photo CDM 2015
The Cottage of Content, 18 Clarence Street, Upper Gornal.
Established in the mid-nineteenth century.
The pub closed in 1998 and re-opened in 1999 as an Italian Restaurant: Cafe Casita Trattoria.
Licensees:
1851, Martin Carter. (Slaters Directory)
1860, Edward Leek. 1860, Thomas Guest, licence transfer from Edward Leek. 1861, Thomas Guest, victualler age 34. [Census] 1868, Daniel Nichols. [P.O. Directory] 1868, Thomas Page, licensed victualler and limestone miner.
Adjudged bankrupt in 1869.
1940, Charles E. Yates, 1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
~
|
|
