The Waterloo Mills on the Quayside in Stockton. c1910
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The Waterloo Mills (built in 1780 as Sugarhouse refinery and later used as a granary and warehouse), on the Quayside in Stockton, adjacent to the Baltic Tavern. The Waterloo Mills were demolished c1929. c1910Hoist platforms on the third, fourth and fifth floors of the Waterloo Mills on the Quayside in Stockton, included in a view of the building.c1910A wide variety of advertisements on a bill-board between the Waterloo Mills and the Baltic Tavern on the Quayside in Stockton. c1910A large residence attached to the Waterloo Mills on the Quayside in Stockton.c1910
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Kathy Robson
I am searching for my ancestors William and Mary Robson licensed victualler living at 18 Quay Side in 1891 was there a pub site. Also daughter Agnes and Thomas Jobling wine and spirit merchent living at Yarm Lane in 1901 can anyone help please
Posted on: 11/05/2007 15:00:24
John Owens
I believe 18 Quay Side was the Baltic Tavern, previously known as the Blue Anchor Tavern.
Posted on: 14/05/2007 08:01:00
kathy Robson
Thanks John, Have you any idea which one it was in 1891 Has anyone got any pictures of it. and if there was a wine merchant in Yarm Lane. Thanks.
Posted on: 29/05/2007 15:07:06
Library Reference
Dewey Decimal: 725.35 Reference: S286 - link available