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The White Lion
The Fold, Upper Gornal
The pub was located in 'The Fold', at the Vale Street cross roads at the top of Moden Hill,
shown on an OS map of 1885.
1889 - September
Closed around 1913, demolished sometime in the 1930s.
Licensees:
1834, Sarah Darbey. [Whites Directory]
1835, Sarah Darbey. [Pigots Directory] 1842, Stephen Law. [Pigots Directory] 1851, William Law. [Whites Directory] 1865, William Law. [Jones Merchantile Directory 1868, William Law (& farmer). [P.O. Directory] 1881, William Law, aged 56, publican. [Census] 1889, Mark Dovey. 1896, Joseph Holton. [Kelly's Trade Directory]. 1912, John Timmins, licensee, Upper Gornal. [Kelly's Trade Directory] 1913, licence refused. Origin of the pub name 'The White Lion'.
Heraldic origin.
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