Railway Tavern
A Langthorpe pub named for the railway. Its dates and site are still to be found.
Closed, fate of building unknownas of 2026-10-28
What the record says
- ❝Remembered. Bernard Porter's memories name "The Railway Tavern" among Langthorpe's pubs.[2]
- ✓The railway. Boroughbridge's first station opened on 17 June 1847 and a second on 1 April 1875; passenger services ended on 25 September 1950 and the station closed completely in 1964. The tavern's link to either station is not yet documented.[25]
Photographs
Still to find
- Location (which side of the river, and near which station)
- Opening and closing dates
- Licensees
- Whether the building survives
Particulars
- Address
- Langthorpe
- Historic parish
- Kirby Hill (Kirkby-on-the-Moor)[28]
- Riding
- North Riding
- Kind of house
- Tavern
- Earliest mention
- Not yet found
- Opened
- Not documented
- Closed
- Not documented
- Building today
- Not yet known
Where
Not on the map yetNobody has documented exactly where it stood. If you know, please tell us.
Sources
- Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (Feb 2010, compiled by Mike Jones), Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive
- Boroughbridge railway station, Wikipedia
- Parishes: Kirkby Hill or Kirkby on the Moor (Victoria County History, North Riding), British History Online
Numbers in the text refer to the archive's full source list. Know better? Send a correction.