Old Doctors Surgery – Queen Street David Lee’s comments: The terrace of 3 properties, a 2 up 2 down each end with the shop in the middle. My grandparents Arthur & Lucy Lee bought them for a total of £600 … Read More
The late Post Office premises being found too small to accommodate the rapidly increasing postal business at Mosbro’, a new and more convenient set of offices has just been built and opened on the Green. After repeated applications to the … Read More
The Crown Inn, formerly the New Inn, Mosborough, traces its roots back to the Enclosure Movement of the Eighteenth Century. The site of the building, now demolished, fell within the manorial waste of the ancient Manor of Eckington in a … Read More
COUNTY OF DERBY TO WIT. NOTICE AND APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE FOR AN INN, ALE-HOUSE, OR VICTUALLING HOUSE – SYDNEY TAVERN To the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Eckington, in the County of Derby, to the … Read More
A fancy dress parade and demonstration, organised by the Sidney Tavern Outing Club, took place at Mosbro, Saturday, aid of the Mosbro’. Halfway and Holbrook Fallen Heroes’ Fund. The procession of decorated drays, bicycles, horses and costume characters started from … Read More
The Fire Station was situated at 6 Queen Street, Station 6, Mosborough S19 5BQ. It was built by a local builder called Drabbles, it officially open in 1962, along with 12 dwelling houses (2 & 4 Bridle Stile and numbers … Read More
Mosborough Fire Station – 4th January 2018 – MHMG’s last day’s visit before the station was demolished. Thanks to Katherine Rotherham our photographer at that time and thank you to other members on all of the Mosborough face book pages … Read More
For anyone familiar with the village of Mosborough, the family name of Stones will be most readily associated with the Joseph Stone Village Centre, which opened in School Road, Mosborough in 2009[1]. The building, on the site of the former … Read More
The Alma Inn at 78 South Street, Mosborough, shares its name with countless other pubs and inns in the local area in commemoration of the Battle of the Alma which took place on 20th September 1854; commonly regarded as the … Read More
MOSBOROUGH – USING THREATENING LANGUAGE On Monday at the Eckington Petty Sessions before Mr J F Swallow and L Butler-Bowden, Herbert Turner, farmer, Mosborough was summoned by Walter Rose his son-in-law of the same place, for using threatening language to … Read More