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White Horse Inn

 

NameWhite Horse Inn
AddressWakefield Road, Drighlington
Built1813
ClosedYes on 21 December 2012
DemolishedYes
NotesF: Baines 1822. Pigot 1841. Robinson 1905. Licensees 1853 - Sam Troughton, 1905 – Catherine Gledhill. On an original memorial card “ In remembance(sic) of The White Horse Inn, Adwalton, that was closed December 21st 1912 Aged 99 years. On my sweet lips you’ve kisses pressed a thousand times or more, O may we all together rest when breweries are no more!” After the pub closed the building was used by Adwalton Working Men’s Club

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