The Redfern


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The Redfern, Etterby


Etterby

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    Includes photos. "Harry Redfern suffered a heart attack in December 1936, his wife died in May 1937, and his doctor would not allow him to travel for some time. Carlisle, however, needed a new pub as a one million pound RAF equipment depot (14 MU) was being built and it was expected to bring about 3,000 workers to the area. Temperance protesters were told that a new pub would be needed to prevent overcrowding at the existing pubs. Joseph Seddon, Redfern’s assistant was commissioned to design this new pub....."

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    The State Management Story

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    Link: https://thestatemanagementstory.org/the-pubs/redfern-inn-kingmoor-road-carlisle/
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
    Last modified: 4 years ago
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