SearchCurrently displaying: 5 resultsYou've searched for:format: "Photograph" xcoverage_decade: "1910s" xsubject: "Inns & Pubs" x Search term Filter by Catalogue Collection Janet Cockings Collection (2)John Wainwright Collection (1)Marilyn Chesher Collection (2)Filter by Subject Environment (1)Street Views (3)Filter by Coverage Decade 1900s (3)1920s (3)1930s (2)1940s (1)1950s (1)Filter by Format Postcard (1) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest THS/LCH/004Three Fishes looking East down Bridge Street An image with The Three Fishes to the right looking down Bridge Street. A female is leaning on the rail of the entrance to the Pub and a male is standing on the corner of Mill Lane. The sign that is used to promote the Inn was made by Frank Wright and can be seen in ... THS/LCH/009High Street Towards Chantry House Image of High Street (The Loop) looking towards Chantry House with Three Cranes to the left and Church Row to the right. Two cars and a motorcycle with sidecar can be seen with individuals standing by them. A young boy observes from across the street. A young woman stand at the gateway to a property ... THS/JNC/002/059Turvey Ye Three Fyshes Inn Photograph of pair of cottages and Ye Three Fyshes Inn in Bridge Street, Turvey. There are two petrol pumps between the windows of the left hand side of the Inn. The Inn sign displays three fish, one laying from left to right in the centre of the board and the other two fish form a cross overlaying ... THS/JNC/002/067Floods by Three Fyshes, Turvey, c. late 19th century Black and white photograph taken at waist or eye level from left pavement running up to Turvey Bridge, showing floods along Bridge Street. On right of road, three men are standing on chairs outside and into the road adjacent to the entrance to Ye Three Fyshes Inn. The floor water is above half way up the legs of ... THS/JWC/001Station End Image of Station End with villas on the left and the Swan public house in the distance. To the right is the end of the Barton homes. A female with a dog stands in the middle of the road, with a clear sign that a horse has recently passed this way.