E182 – The Albert Inn, 2013.
The Albert Inn – 2013
Looking across Albert Square to the Albert Inn.
To the left is Cemetery Road, the High Street is to the right.
L423 – The Albert Inn, 2014.
The Albert Inn – 2014
Looking across the High Street to the Albert Inn, on the left is the corner with Cemetery Road.
The Albert has an impressive display of colourful hanging baskets, the board advertises an “Open Mic” night which allows customers the opportunity to sing.
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In the 1891 Census, my Great Grandfather, John Scott, was the owner of the Albert Inn. His wife Emma Kirk had died in 1889. Her Father, John Kirk, had been the owner of the Pick & Hammer Inn in Carlton. From what I understand, after John Kirk died in 1882, the Pick & Hammer was torn down and material from it was used to build the Albert Inn.
In the 1901 census, John Scott was now the owner of the Red Bear Inn on Skinner Lane in Leeds.
Don Barnett.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 08 November 2021.
Last updated: 17 January 2023 – All images updated.
