The Hare and Hounds or Tommy Halls
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The Hare and Hounds or Tommy Halls
Image: © Sue Adair Taken: 13 May 2020
The Hare and Hounds has been known as "Tommy Halls" for at least half a century but has recently had a facelift, a new coat of paint, a formal sign "The Thomas Hall" and the restoration of the previous Knotty Ash Ales facia, which is purely decorative as Joseph Jones hasn't brewed since 1928! Adjacent to the old pub stood the Ebenezer Chapel built in 1811 which later moved to a new church and from 1908 this site became the Welsh Congregational Chapel until its demolition in 1970 leaving the small garden which is there today.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.429926
Longitude
-2.801097