No. 16 of 36 in the 2010 compilation
Three Arrows
Also known as Rose Manor, Arrowfield
A building that passed between private and hospitality use.
Closedas recorded in 2010
Known history
The town council's historical overview gives the building's origins as a private house called Arrowfield. It later became the Three Arrows and then the Rose Manor, which was trading as a hotel in 2005.
Source: The History of Boroughbridge
The 2010 compilation describes it as a nursing home.
Source: Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)
Dates
| What | When | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Rose Manor trading | 2005 | DocumentedThe History of Boroughbridge |
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Open questions
- When did Arrowfield become the Three Arrows?
- When did the Rose Manor close?
Particulars
- Address
- Wetherby Road, Boroughbridge
- Area
- Boroughbridge town centre
- Historic parish
- Aldborough (Boroughbridge became a separate civil parish in 1866)
- Riding
- West Riding
- Kind of house
- Hotel
- Status
- Former inn and hotel. A nursing home in 2010; present use needs verifying.
Where
Not on the map yetNobody has documented exactly where it stood. If you know, please get in touch.
Sources
Show 2 sources
- The History of Boroughbridge
Boroughbridge Town Council - Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)
Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive
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