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The Kossuth Inn was situated on Hindley Street.

Source: Martin Jones

The Kossuth Inn, Hindley Street off Hillgate, a large Robinsons house on a street corner. It dated back to 1855 and was named after Louis Kossuth, a leader in the campaign to gain Hungarian independence from Austria, and who famously visited Manchester in the 1850s to muster support for his campaign. The inn, which was situated in an area of town where public meetings were regularly held by reformers, was named in his honour. Originally, it was a Bell’s Hempshaw Brook Brewery house but it passed to Robinsons when they acquired the business and the tied estate in 1949. It closed in 1974 and was demolished

Dave Stearn, Opening Times magazine, July/August 2025

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