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

No. 19 of 36 in the 2010 compilation

Queen’s Head

Also known as Queens Head

A former inn in one of the oldest parts of Boroughbridge.

Closedas recorded in 2010

Known history

The Queen’s Head was a former inn in this old part of Boroughbridge. Bernard Porter's 2010 compilation records that the building had become a private house.

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

His memories add that the Foresters met at the Queen’s Head by Hall Square.

Source: Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (February 2010)

Dates

No dated record has been found yet. Opening and closing dates are left blank rather than guessed.

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Open questions

  • Which house on Hall Square?
  • When did it close?

Particulars

Address
Hall Square (also called Butter Tub Square), Boroughbridge
Area
Boroughbridge town centre
Historic parish
Aldborough (Boroughbridge became a separate civil parish in 1866)
Riding
West Riding
Kind of house
Inn
Status
Former pub. A private house in 2010.

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. Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (February 2010)
    Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive

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