The Liverpool Dock Road Haunting

Описание: Tonight we investigate the Griffin Hotel on Liverpool's famous Dockland Area.

The Griffin was situated on the corner of Derby Road and Bankhall Street. This pub was present by the 1860s.
The pub was ran by Mary Anne and William English in the 1930s and 1940s.
During the Blitz in the 1940s they would then urge all the customers to leave the pub for their own safety.
The people of Liverpool were offered to be evacuated if they met at Stanley Road at the end of the week. The English family took up this offer and were picked up in a lorry lined with straw and were offered a home by a kind lady in Rainhill called Mrs Crompton.
After bombs were dropped on Canada Dock the badly injured were brought up to the Griffin Pub where they were cared for and looked after.

The pub was hugely popular with the sailors that returned from the convoys back to the Docks.
One of these reasons might just have been the chance to spend an hour or two with one of the 'Ladies of the Night' who frequented the Griffin.

The future of the Griffin will be as a superb attraction for thrill seekers and paranormal enthusiasts alike.
Watch This Space.

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Big thanks to Jonathan Wild for helping with some of the pictures. Head over and see more great historic pubs on the 'Liverpool's Lost Pubs' Facebook page.
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Also thanks to https://www.closedpubs.co.uk/lancashi...
For the additional information regarding Mary & William English.


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