Liverpool pub history index N
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Liverpool, Lancashire.
Residents at this address
1911, Nook, Frank Alfred Lindholm, 7 Nelson street W & 2 Griffiths street W
In 1911 at 9 Nelson Street Liverpool, Liverpool is the Nook
Frank Alfred Lindholm, Licensee aged 39 and born in Finland Resident
Annie Lindholm, Wife aged 39 and born in Manchester, Lancashire
Olive Lindholm, Stepdaughter aged 14 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Frank Alfred Lindholm, Son aged 8 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Alfred Ritchard Lindholm, Son aged 6 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Amy Lindholm, Daughter aged 4 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
May Lindholm, Daughter aged 1 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
John Langley, Barman aged 29 and born in Westmoreland Lowther Village
Albert Edward Canal, Barman, Widower aged 24 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Luther Cross, Servant, Barber aged 30 and born in Yorks Hull
Kate Mollay, Domestic general servant aged 23 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Elsie Icddon, Domestic general servant aged 15 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
In 1921 at 40 Nelson Street, Liverpool, Lancashire - this may be a private address.
Frank Alfred Lindholm, Licensed Victualler aged 49 years 8 months and born in Borga (Porvoo), Finland
Annie Lindholm, Wife aged 49 years 6 months and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Olive Lindholm, Daughter aged 24 years 8 months and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
John Richard Alf Lindholm, Son aged 16 years 8 months and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Amy Lindholm, Daughter aged 14 years 9 months and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Lilly Lindholm, Daughter aged 12 years 2 months and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
1938, Ernest Martin Rossiter, Nook, 7 Nelson street W & 2 Griffiths street W
Liverpool Echo. 01 September 1980 From the old to the new.
1 The Nook, Griffiths street - Colman Fitzgeralds family has run Liverpools Chinatown pub The Nook, in Griffiths street, for 35 years.
Colmans mother, Eileen Mary Jones, ran it from 1945 until her death six years ago. She presided over the bar wearing a glorious big picture hat.
Colman, now 51, joined her when he finished National Service in 1949. Now he manages the pub with help from his brother Gerald.
The reputation of the Nook as a friendly local serving a good pint was carried throughout the world by Chinese seamen.
Colman Fitzgerald was born in Liverpools old Chinatown but his parents were from Cork. He has picked up a smattering of Chinese and he speaks it with an Irish accent!