Liverpool pub history index S
There has been a Saddle inn on Dale street for hundreds of years. The Modern pub opened in 1979.
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Liverpool, Lancashire.
Residents at this address
1828, Richard Taylor, Saddle, 151 Dale street
In 1851, Mary Orme is at Rimrose Hotel, Bootle, Bootle cum Linacre
1860, Orme Mary, 67, Dale street — Saddle Inn
In 1861 at Saddle Hotel, 67 Dale Street, Liverpool, Lancashire,
Mary Orme, Hotel keeper, aged 40 and born in Bootle cum Linacre, Lancashire
Mary Orme, Mother, Widow, aged 59 and born in Ottery St Mary, Devon
Sarah Elenor Orme, Sister, aged 18 and born in Bootle cum Linacre, Lancashire
Frances Mary Corke, Barmaid, aged 25 and born in Staffordshire
Ann Evans, Cook, aged 27 and born in Wellington, Shropshire
Margaret Thomas, Daughter, Kitchen maid, aged 29 and born in Argyllshire, Scotland
Elizabeth Cook, Chambermaid, aged 25 and born in Staveley, Westmoreland
Mary Griffths, Housemaid, aged 25 and born in Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire
Mary E O Donnell, Laundry maid, aged 22 and born in Ireland
Elizabeth Edwards, Waitress, aged 22 and born in Radley, Staffordshire
Amalia Cubbon, Pantry maid, aged 16 and born in Liverpool, Lancashire
Richard Evans, Boots, aged 21 and born in Mold, Flintshire, Wales
Tessie Grimond, Lodger, Master mariner, aged 28 and born in United States
Charley Wishman, Lodger, Commercial traveller, aged 53 and born in Diddington, Oxfordshire
William Life, Lodger, Commercial traveller, aged 28 and born in Scotland
Samuel Balsbery, Boarder, Master mariner, aged 36 and born in Brampton, Suffolk
James Masters, Boarder, Gentleman, aged 60 and born in Tadcaster, Yorkshire
John E Thompson, Boarder, Commercial traveller, aged 42 and born in Wiltshire
17 June 1873, The Will of Mary Orme late of the Saddle Hotel Dale street Liverpool in the County of Lancaster Spinster who died 27 April 1873 at Bootle in the said County was proved at Liverpool by Hannah Austin of the Saddle Widow the Sister one of the Executors.
Liverpool Echo. 14 November 1980
Pub of the Week is the Saddle in Dale street, A busy t=yet relaxing meeting place for lunchtime workers or those looking to escape the evening rush hour, There has been a Saddle inn on Dale street for hundreds of years which is why the brewery chose to keep the link when the pub opened nearly a year ago. Since then it has thrived and prospered with licensee Mrs Norma Davey keeping the beer - which is hand pulled - in top condition.
Cask bitter sells at 47p a pint while Bass is 49p.
2024, Saddle Inn, 15 Dale Street, Liverpool L2 2EZ