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Happy Fence Friday, everyone.
Once the best place for live trad jazz in Wakefield, this pub (The Wakefield Arms) has been empty since 2003. Because it is a grade II listed building it can't be demolished. I seem to recall hearing that it was built of Portland cement, which was invented by Joseph Aspdin, a Wakefield man, in the 1820s and was one of the very few buildings of its type in existence. I spent many happy hours drinking there.
I took this in April 2016, but the Wakey Arms is still there and in the same condition.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Once the best place for live trad jazz in Wakefield, this pub (The Wakefield Arms) has been empty since 2003. Because it is a grade II listed building it can't be demolished. I seem to recall hearing that it was built of Portland cement, which was invented by Joseph Aspdin, a Wakefield man, in the 1820s and was one of the very few buildings of its type in existence. I spent many happy hours drinking there.
I took this in April 2016, but the Wakey Arms is still there and in the same condition.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
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HFF and a good, safe weekend!
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Auch bei uns sterben die schönen kleinen Gasthäuser aus...
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