Name: The Jackson’s Arms
Address: 57, Cunliffe Street, Chorley
The Jackson's Arms was first recorded on the 1881 census but it is likely that there was an Inn on this site as far back as 1793 when a Ralph Jackson was recorded as an Innkeeper in Chorley. It was known locally by the nickname "The Nackie" and listed landlords were William Slater (1881-82), Michael Walsh (1891), Mary Wilson (1901), Thomas Wilding (1911), Harriet Wilding (1921), Harold R Shorrocks (1936) and Peter Smith (2005).
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1881 Census |
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Lancashire Evening Post 20 October 1886 |
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1891 Census |
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Blackburn Standard 03 December 1892 |
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1901 Census |
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1911 Census |
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1921 Census Harriet Wilding |
In the late 2000's the Jackson Arms closed its doors for good and has since been converted into flats.
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Jackson's Arms 2015 Converted to Flats |
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