Hand in Hand, High street, Pinner

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A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Middlesex.

Residents at this address

Hendon & Finchley Times. 11 December 1891 - Transfer of Licences
The Hand in Hand, Pinner from Charles Robert Rickett to George Foskett

Hendon & Finchley Times. 09 September 1898 - Transfers of License
the Hand in Hand, Pinner, from Alfred Foskett to William Hood

Morning Advertiser. 12 June 1909
There being no opposition on the part of the tenants and owners, the renewal of the following beer house licences were refused, and the licenses referred for compensation :
Who'd a thought it, Cranford; the Magnet, Twickenham; the Duke of Cambridge, Hounslow; Hand in Hand, Pinner; William IV, Great Stanmore; Box Tree, Harrow Weald; the Bull, South Mimms, the Crown, Hampton; and the Rising Sun, Hanworth.

In 1901 at High Street, Pinner, Hendon
Charles Hartwell, Publican aged 61 and born in Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire
Sarah Hartwell, Wife aged 50 and born in Barlaston, Staffordshire
Fred G Hartwell, Son, Farmer aged 16 and born in London, Middlesex
Joe Sommers, Lodger, Builder aged 35 and born in London, Middlesex

Barnet Press. 07 August 1909 - Licensing Act 1904
The Compensation Authority at the meeting of June and July refuse the renewal of the licence of the premises specified:
Licensing District of Gore
Hand in Hand, Pinner, Beer on, licensee Charles Hartwell, owners George Weller, Amersham

Harrow Observer. 21 February 1930
Death of Mr Charles Hartwell, of Sharps lane, at the age of 90 years. He came to Ruislip twenty years ago, previous to which he kept the Hand in Hand beerhouse at High street, Pinner, for several years. The Hand in Hand was demolished at the time of his removal and a garage now stands on the site.

Pinner Observer. 13 November 1997 Advertisement
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38 High street, Pinner
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