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On Stockport Road, Denton.

On Stockport Road, Denton. In the 19th century, the Licensees of the Jolly Hatters had a family connection with Lees Broadbent who was a hat manufacturer a few doors away at Nos. 51 to 57 Stockport Road. The Licensees were William Broadbent and afterwards his son, James Broadbent. Slater's Trade Directory for 1903 listed Stephen Shaw as the Publican and for a while an association of hatters' unions had offices on the premises where they shared facilities. Slater's Directory for 1909 listed John Ogden Gardner as the Publican along with the Felt Hatters & Trimmers Association who represented the men and women's unions, respectively. In 1911 the Publican was James Harding and the trade unions were still using the premises at this time. http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/jolly-hatters.htm

On Stockport Road. It was previously The Nottingham Castle.

Formerly the Jolly Hatters Image with a history going back to the 19th century. It closed in 2013 Image but has now reopened as a Freehouse with the name The Full Shilling. Although the old etched windows Image have gone, the lamp over the door still carries the Hyde Brewery's Anvil symbol Image The new pub sign Image bears an image of an Irish shilling.

The Jolly Hatters public house, on Stockport Road, in Denton.

On Stockport Road, Denton. In the 19th century, the Licensees of the Jolly Hatters had a family connection with Lees Broadbent who was a hat manufacturer a few doors away at Nos. 51 to 57 Stockport Road Image The Licensees were William Broadbent and afterwards his son, James Broadbent. Slater's Trade Directory for 1903 listed Stephen Shaw as the Publican and for a while an association of hatters' unions had offices on the premises where they shared facilities. http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/jolly-hatters.htm In recent years it was a Hydes Brewery pub Image but by October 2013 had closed down Image In March 2014 it re-opened as a freehouse called The Full Shilling Image but has now closed and the old inn sign Image for the Jolly Hatters has been rehung.

When the former Jolly Hatters was converted in March 2014 to The Full Shilling Image the etched windows still referred to the former name Image Now it has closed Image the new etched windows bear the name of The Full Shilling.

The sign for Jolly Hatters on Stockport Road Image

On Stockport Road, Denton. In the 19th century, the Licensees of the Jolly Hatters had a family connection with Lees Broadbent who was a hat manufacturer a few doors away at Nos. 51 to 57 Stockport Road Image The Licensees were William Broadbent and afterwards his son, James Broadbent. Slater's Trade Directory for 1903 listed Stephen Shaw as the Publican and for a while an association of hatters' unions had offices on the premises where they shared facilities. http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/jolly-hatters.htm In recent years it was a Hydes Brewery pub Image but by October 2013 had closed down Image In March 2014 it re-opened as a freehouse called The Full Shilling Image but by December Image it had closed and the old inn sign for the Jolly Hatters had been rehung. Now it is home to Little Learners, a day nursery previously based at St Lawrence Church Hall on Town Lane.

An Irish shilling is featured on the sign of the Full Shilling Image on Stockport Road, Denton.