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Picture Source: Mike Pittock
The Duke Of Argyle was situated at 90 Argyle Street, closing in 1999. This pub has now been demolished and redeveloped as housing.
From 1979-1990, The landlord and landlady was Ray & Jean Patton, with son Ray, and daughter’s Jeannette, Sally and others. The pub was made open plan in the mid-eighties, and the front door then lined up perfectly with my front door (65 Argyle Street). The left hand bar had a notorious wonky floor, useful for tipping the pool table if you were in the know. Rumour had it that the car park appeared as the result of a Luftwaffe raid, as were a few other gaps in the terraced housing of the area around the railway yards.
Paul Middleton (July 2020)
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Name Dates Comments Tracey Hudson 1990s Publican.
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Site of The Duke Of Argyle	Picture Source: Steve Linley