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Bulls Head
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Picture source: David
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The Bulls Head was situated on Pritchett Street. |
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Source: Russell Judge |
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The earliest references to The Bulls Head appear
to be the entries in two of the local directories of the period. Pigots,
which was published on August 3rd 1818 and Wrightsons for the year 1818,
both of which refer to Thomas Capner of The Bulls Head at Aston in Pritchett
Street. From that date it has been possible to trace a record of its
uninterrupted use as a beerhouse on the site at 111 Pritchett Street until
the present day. Indeed it appears likely that part of the present day
building date from the beginning of the 19th century.
In 1923 the freehold of the site and of the buildings was purchased by
Ansells Brewery from Rushtons Brewery of 69 Aston Road North. The landlord
at the time was Jimmy Healey. |
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David Gray (November 2013) |
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I used to drink in the Bulls Head when
I worked in Aston in the late 1980s. I remember it having a row of folding
cinema/theatre seats along the back wall. |
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Malcolm Coghill (March 2018) |
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