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| Name: | Former Cow Public House (Now Demolished) |
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| HER Number: | MNT27034 |
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| Type of record: | Building |
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Summary
Demolished 19th century domestic villa converted to public house
Monument Types
- PUBLIC HOUSE (Demolished, Modern - 1822 AD to 2000 AD)
Associated Events
- Building Survey of 'The Cow' Public House at Beeston, Nottingham
Full description
A 19th century building with two and a half storeys and a partial basement and an associated stable/coach-house (to the south-west). Rebuilt by 1822 as a private home, occupied by Rev F.T. Woolley from 1822 to 1854 and from 1897 by Francis Wil-kinson. Change of use came by 1938 to a club known as Beeston Hall. By 1956 known as the Man-chester Unity Hall and Institute, by 1993, the Beech Tree pub and then the Cow at Beeston. (1)
Now Demolished
<1> AOC Archaeology Group, 2007, The Cow Public House at Beeston, Nottingham: Historic Building Record (Unpublished document). SNT4793.
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