This section includes photos of our pubs and clubs, many of which have closed for instance the Waterloo was opposite St. Paul’s Church and the Queen’s Head was in the Centre where the Café and Mandy’s now operate from. The Travellers’ Rest was originally known as the Drovers’ Arms and is now (October 2022) the only pub in Evenwood. We will upload photos as and when time is available. Click on the title below to view photos.
THE SUN INN, WACKERFIELD
EVENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
WHITE SWAN
BRIDGE INN, RAMSHAW
TROTTERS ARMS, RAMSHAW
Here’s some details about the pubs’ landlords.
FROM 1894 WHELLAN’S DIRECTORY
Bay Horse: Warp White
Brown Jug: Joseph Hopper
Drovers’ Arms: Thomas Sutton
Evenwood Bridge: James Lyons
Queen’s Head: Mary Burnie
Swan Inn: William Gnashed
Trotter’s Arms: George Proud
Waterloo Inn: Robert Thomas Lamb
FROM 1914 KELLY’S DIRECTORY
Bay Horse: Annie Mathews
Brown Jug: John W. Brown
Travellers Rest: Wilfred George Proud
Bridge Inn: Peter Mattinoe
Queens Head: William Watson
Swan Inn: William Neasham
Trotters Arms: John W. Hodgson
WMC: Steward Robert Mason & Secretary Mathew Bowman
EVENWOOD RAMSHAW & DISTRICT HISTORY SOCIETY 