Wednesday 30 November 2011
Tuesday 29 November 2011
The View, West Terrace c2009 - 2013
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| The View, Summer 2011 |
Licensees
No Details Available
Formerly La Vue
Closed December, 2013.
Monday 28 November 2011
The Office, The Leas 2004 - Present
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| The Office, Summer 2011 |
Patrick Dubus and Clive Weatherhogg 2004 2004 +
True Briton (2), Harbour Street 2011 - 2017 (Reverted to Harbour Inn)
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| True Briton (2), Summer 2011 |
Licensees
No details available
Impressions, Tontine Street 2006 - 2006
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| Site of former Impressions, Summer 2011 |
Licensees
No details available
Stones, Rendezvous Street c2009 - c2011
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| Stones Bar July 2011 |
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| Stones Bar, 27-6-2009. Credit Paul Skelton (from http://www.dover-kent.com/Stones-Bar-Folkestone.html) |
Licensees
No details available
Sunday 27 November 2011
Updates
27th November, 2011: Folkestone Chronicle Reports for 1875 Added
Red Lion (3), The Bayle Added
Red Lion (3), The Bayle Added
Thursday 24 November 2011
Sunday 20 November 2011
Thursday 17 November 2011
Updates
17th November 2011: Folkestone Chronicle reports for 1872 added
Overview of Licensing Act 1872 added
Overview of Licensing Act 1872 added
Saturday 12 November 2011
Wednesday 9 November 2011
Updates
9th November 2011: Folkestone Chronicle reports for 1870 added
Chequers, Seagate Street: Floor plans added
Wheatsheaf (2), Bridge Street: Photograph added
Rendezvous, Old High Street: Current Photograph added
Chequers, Seagate Street: Floor plans added
Wheatsheaf (2), Bridge Street: Photograph added
Rendezvous, Old High Street: Current Photograph added
Saturday 5 November 2011
Updates
Saturday 5th November, 2011 Folkestone Chronicle reports from 1869 published.
Photos of Victoria, Risborough Lane undergoing conversion to housing added
Photos of Victoria, Risborough Lane undergoing conversion to housing added
Friday 4 November 2011
Updates
So far, all the contemporary newspaper reports have come from the Folkestone Chronicle, but even by the date we`re up to at present (1869) there were other newspapers being published in the town. By this time the town was also being served with the Folkestone Observer and the Folkestone Express.
Whereas I would have liked to - in an ideal world - keep the reports running chronologically, and to have had stories from these other two papers inserted already, the permissions I need to be able to do that are not yet in place. (I have 6 years or so of the Observer already transcribed and ready to be put here, for example).
To avoid readers having to go through a lot of older postings to find the updates, as and when there are new items on the blog I`ll make an update post - the next will be over the weekend, hopefully, when 1869`s Chronicle is finally ready to be viewed. When the time comes that reports from the other papers are ready to be posted they`ll be put in the correct date order amongst the posts.
As you would expect, there will be a lot of "repeat" type postings, but the way in which things are reported in different sources will also lead to more information becoming available. It is certainly also the case that there are stories that have appeared on the Observer which are not reported in the Chronicle and vice versa. We can only assume that the same will hold true for the other papers as and when they make it here.
Whereas I would have liked to - in an ideal world - keep the reports running chronologically, and to have had stories from these other two papers inserted already, the permissions I need to be able to do that are not yet in place. (I have 6 years or so of the Observer already transcribed and ready to be put here, for example).
To avoid readers having to go through a lot of older postings to find the updates, as and when there are new items on the blog I`ll make an update post - the next will be over the weekend, hopefully, when 1869`s Chronicle is finally ready to be viewed. When the time comes that reports from the other papers are ready to be posted they`ll be put in the correct date order amongst the posts.
As you would expect, there will be a lot of "repeat" type postings, but the way in which things are reported in different sources will also lead to more information becoming available. It is certainly also the case that there are stories that have appeared on the Observer which are not reported in the Chronicle and vice versa. We can only assume that the same will hold true for the other papers as and when they make it here.
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