Robert Kershaw (1804-1864) Millowner, Teacher and Philanthropist
This article was researched and written by Kate Raine in June 2026 and looks at the life of Robert Kershaw 1804-1864, Millowner, Teacher and Philanthropist.
This article was researched and written by Kate Raine in June 2026 and looks at the life of Robert Kershaw 1804-1864, Millowner, Teacher and Philanthropist.
Location: 15 Victoria Street, Whitfield Former Names: Albion Hotel (1837-1975), The Trap (1975- ), Market Tavern, Last Orders Built: 1832 Opened: 1837 The Brook Tavern
Location: 35 Hague Street, Whitfield Opened: 1837 The Beehive is still open. Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field. Published by Glossop
Location: 142 Victoria Street, Whitfield Opened: 1846 The Crown Inn is still open. Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field. Published by
Location: 133 Victoria Street, Whitfield Built: 1846 Opened: 1848 The Surrey Arms is still open. Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field.
Location: 1 Charlestown Road, Whitfield Former Names: The Commercial Built: 1837 Opened: 1837 Closed: c. 2008 Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David
Location: 17 Gladstone Street, Whitfield Former Names: Victoria Vaults Built: 1850 Opened: 1866 Closed: c. 2011 Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David
Location: 19 Charlestown Road Former Names: Quiet Woman Opened: 1791 Closed: c. 2011 Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field. Published by
Location: 1 Whitfield Cross, Whitfield Built: 1851 Opened: 1851 Closed: 2002 Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field. Published by Glossop &
Location: Charlestown Road & Turnlee Road Built: 1824 Opened: 1837 Closed: 2010 Text from ‘History in a Pint Pot’ by David Field. Published by Glossop &