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Smugglers Inn

March 22, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

1956 Dumbarton Road, Yoker, Glasgow. Tel: 01419594702.

Smugglers Inn

Smugglers Inn. 1990s.

This was the site of the Bassett & Linde Dining Rooms. In 1956 it was opened as the Smuggler’s Inn by Mr R Barton. In 1966 it was under threat of being closed down with 7 other pubs and 3 off sales in the Local Veto battle in the ward. The pubs under threat were the Lovat Arms, Anchorage Bar, Station Bar, Elderslie Bar, The Dry Dock, The Dog Watch and the Forum. The Off-Sales were T & J Geates Ltd, the Wine Merchants, and Cosgrove & Son Ltd.

Licence Holders.
1973 John Quigley.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Smiddy
  2. Station Bar
  3. Storm Queen.
  4. The Anchorage Bar
  5. The Bell & Tree.
  6. Baby Grand.
  7. The Cawdor.
  8. The Ettrick
  9. Clyde Valley
  10. The Dolphin
  11. Elderslie Bar
  12. Exchequer
  13. Granny Gibb’s
  14. The Western Tavern
  15. The Hayburn Vaults
  16. The Lovat
  17. Mullen’s Bar
  18. Partick Tavern
  19. McNabb’s
  20. Park Bar
  21. The Quarter Gill
  22. The Rosevale
  23. The Thornwood
  24. The Three Judge’s
  25. The Union Jack
  26. Victoria Bar
  27. The Windsor Tavern.
  28. Grain Hopper.
  29. Victoria Park

Filed Under: Dumbarton Road, DumbartonRoad, S

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