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The Lost Pubs of North Yorkshire / Boroughbridge / Boroughbridge town centre

No. 11 of 36 in the 2010 compilation

New Inn

Also known as Copper Kettle, LJ’s, Farndale Town House

One site, four names.

Status not confirmedas recorded in 2010

Known history

This site is notable for the succession of names recorded in the historical compilation: New Inn, Copper Kettle, LJ’s and Farndale Town House. The changes reflect the evolving commercial character of the town centre.

Source: Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)

A "Farndale House" was among the eight pubs and hotels trading in the town in 2005.

Source: The History of Boroughbridge

Dates

WhatWhenConfidence
Farndale House trading2005DocumentedThe History of Boroughbridge

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Open questions

  • In what order did the names change, and when?
  • Is the 2005 Farndale House the same as Farndale Town House?
  • What is the building used for now?

Particulars

Address
Horsefair, near the pedestrian crossing, Boroughbridge
Area
Boroughbridge town centre
Historic parish
Aldborough (Boroughbridge became a separate civil parish in 1866)
Riding
West Riding
Kind of house
Inn
Status
Historic hospitality premises. Present use needs verifying.

Where

Not on the map yetNobody has documented exactly where it stood. If you know, please get in touch.

Sources

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  1. Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)
    Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive
  2. The History of Boroughbridge
    Boroughbridge Town Council

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