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The Junction Inn
The Junction Inn, now retail and chip shop
Photo CDM, 2014
The Junction Inn, 1 Abbey Street (25 Louise Street [1891], 25 High Street [1871]).
The pub was built before the 1870s.
It ceased to be pub by 1991 and was converted into retail premises, including a General Store and the Gornal Fryer chip shop.
So named as it stands on the junction of Louise street and Abbey Street.
A rather blurred and distant look at the Junction Inn around 1963 Enlarged from a 1960s postcard
The building on the right hand side was used as a function room.
now part of the fish & chip shop.
The entrance door as can be seen on the corner has now been blocked up.
Licensees:
1869, Thomas Guest.
1871, Thomas Guest, age 25, publican. [Census] 1881, Thomas Guest, butcher & publican [Census] 1891, Thomas Guest, widower age 47, butcher & publican. [Census] 1901, John Marsh, age 41, inn keeper. [Census] 1911, Joseph Tomlinson, licensed victualler aged 35. [Census] 1916-1928, Joseph Tomlinson, beer retailer. [Kelly's Trade Directory] 1939, Clara Tomlinson, licensee, b 2nd October 1881, widow. [Register] 1936-1940, Mrs Clara Tomlinson. [Kelly's Trade Directory] ~
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