Title | The Woolpack / Martha’s Ale House |
Date | 2014 |
Location | Guiseley |
Photo ID | J170 |
Comment | This public house was formerly called the Woolpacks, located on the corner of Well Lane and the Green. It is no longer a pub and is being converted into dwellings (March 2015). Photographer Edwy Harling. |
The Woolpack/Martha’s Ale House – 2015
The Woolpack was latterly known as Martha’s Ale House, it is no longer a public house (January 2016).
These murals on the walls depicting a rural scene were discovered when the property was sold.
Painted by Mr Henry.
Photographer Edwy Harling.
Previous Comments:
teleg
My Maternal Grandparents lived in a house right opposite the Woolpack in Well Lane so these pictures bring back some very poignant memories of my childhood visits in the 1930’s when my brother and I used to go down and play at the Wells whilst my mother would be making tea.
21 April 2019.
Barbara Horwood
My gran and grandad Ruby and Michael in the 1940 they may have their longer my mother name was Iris and she married my father Archibald Young in 1941 and I was born in 1942. I can remember the Stoles that lived in the houses on the other side but can’t remember the others names. I remember many happy times spent there. I would love to get in touch with anybody that can remember. My name is Barbara Horwood, maiden name Young.
12 August 2021.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 01 April 2022.
Last updated: 04 April 2022.