History of the Acorn Tavern on Garrison Lane at Bordesley in Birmingham in the county of Warwickshire.

Some history of the Acorn Tavern

The Acorn Tavern stood on the southern side of Garrison Lane, on the corner of Barwell Road, a thoroughfare formerly known as Castle Street.

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Licensees of this pub

1864 - Thomas Haulbach
1881 - Robert Shore
Note : this is not a complete list of licensees for this pub.

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Related Newspaper Articles

"George Sambrook, of the Birmingham Horse Inn, Bromsgrove Street, and Thomas Haulbach, of the Acorn Tavern, Garrison Lane, were fined respectively 5s. and £5., and the costs, for having kept open their houses during Divine service on Sunday."
"Convictions of Publicans"
Birmingham Daily Post : January 7th 1864 Page 7

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