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1818-Daniel-Clifton-Pubs 1. Ash Inn, Manchester Road, Heaton Norris 2. Albert Hotel, Dryhurst, Disley 3. Brinksway Call, Cheadle Bulkeley, Stockport 4. Brewer’s Arms, Duke Street, Stockport 5. Bamford Arms, Heaviley, Stockport 6. Blue Bell, Shaw Heath, Stockport 7. Black Horse, Chestergate, Stockport 8. Beehive, St. Petersgate, Stockport 9. Beehive, Brinksway, Cheadle Bulkeley, Stockport 10. Bird in Hand, Bamford Street, Stockport 11. Bridgewater Arms, Chestergate, Stockport 12. Bridge Inn, George Road, Stockport 13. Comfortable Gill, King Street West, Stockport 14. Church Inn, Great Portwood Street, Stockport 15. Church Inn, Love Lane, Stockport 16. Crown Inn, Millgate, Stockport 17. Crescent Inn, High Street, New Mills 18. Clarke’s Arms, Stockport Road, Hyde 19. Fleece, Chestergate, Stockport 20. Friendship Inn, Wood Street, Stockport 21. Feathers, Crompton Road, Macclesfield 22. Feathers Inn, London Road, Manchester 23. Gardener’s Arms, Upper Brook Street, Stockport 24. Grove Inn, Lord Street, Stockport 25. Gardener’s Arms, Great Egerton Street, Stockport (closed in 1909) 26. Gardener’s Arms, Waterloo Street, Stockport 27. Golden Fleece, Chestergate, Stockport 28. Hollywood, Bloom Street, Stockport 29. House at Home, Mowbray Street, Stockport 30. Jolly Sailor, Bramhall Lane, Stockport 31. Joiner’s Arms, Waterloo Road, Stockport (closed in 1898) 32. King William IV, New Bridge Lane, Stockport 33. Magnet, Wellington Road North, Stockport 34. Moulder’s Arms, Daw Bank, Stockport 35. Millstone, Mill Lane, Brinnington 36. Mousetrap, Buxton Old Road, Disley 37. Navigation, Lancashire Hill, Stockport 38. New Inn, Little Hayfield, Derbyshire 39. New Bridge Inn, Avenue Street, Brinnington 40. Old Admiral. Middle Hillgate, Stockport 41. Old House at Home, Moseley Street, Stockport 42. Oddfellow’s Arms, Lord Street, Stockport 43. Pineapple, Castle Street, Stockport 44. Plough, Cale Green, Stockport 45. Prince Albert, Castle Street, Stockport 46. Rose & Crown, Swain Street, Stockport 47. Royal Oak, Castle Street, Stockport 48. Royal Oak, Higher Hillgate, Stockport (Brewery tap) 49. Rose & Crown, Chestergate, Stockport 50. Railway Hotel, Wellington Road South, Stockport 51. Railway Inn, Cheadle 52. Railway, Fisher’s Lane, Hayfield, Derbyshire 53. Spring Tavern, New Bridge Lane, Stockport 54. Stanley Arms, New Bridge Lane, Stockport 55. Sultan, Edward Street, Stockport 56. Sycamore Inn, Sycamore Road, Birch Vale, Derbyshire 57. Spread Eagle, Chestergate, Macclesfield 58. Squirrel, Buxton Road, Disley 59. Tim Bobbin, London Place, Stockport 60. Toll Bar Inn, Hayfield 61. Unity Inn, Wellington Road South, Stockport 62. Upholsterer’s Arms, Duke Street, Stockport (closed in 1909) 63. Welcome Inn, Wellington Street, Stockport 64. White Lion, Buxton Road, Disley 65. Warren Bulkeley, Warren Street, Stockport 66. Welcome Inn, Duke Street, Stockport 67. White Bear, Bamford Street, Stockport 68. Vulcan Inn, Canal Street, Stalybridge (closed in 1937) 69. Wheatsheaf, King Street, Stalybridge (closed in 1937) 70. Post Office Inn, Greenshaw Lane, Bollington 71. Royal Oak, Leek Road, Sutton, near Macclesfield 72. Rising Sun, Stockport Road, Bredbury 73. Weaver’s Arms, Dryhurst Road, Disley 74. Bowling Green, Stockport Road, Marple 75. Woodman, London Road, Hazel Grove 76. Blue Boar, Blue Boar Court, Market Place, Manchester .
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