The Globe Inn (27)
Pubs
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The Globe Inn is located at the bottom
of drumber line, jus up from the former location of the railway
station.
I do not know when it was built however it would certainly have been after
the Cheshire View (formerly "The Railway Inn" just under a mile
up the steep road. It was certainly up adn running by 1881 as the census
returns for that year clearly show one man and a servant living there.
The pub is quite small and like a lot of pubs built in that era it is basically an extension to the house, with living areas both up and downstairs
Dwelling: Globe Inn Census
Place: Odd Rode, Cheshire, England (1881)
Geo. TURNER W 49 M Odd
Rode, Cheshire, England Rel: Head Occ: Publican
Dinah A. HUGHES U 25 F Wolstanton, Stafford, England Rel: Serv
Occ: Servant
History of Licensees
| 1874 Richard Turner | 1907 George Pierpoint | 1908 Alfred Bateman |
| 1909 Charles Thorne | 1912 Thomas Twiner | 1917 Joseph Warren |
| 1934 Joseph Warren | 1940 Albert Thompson | 1953 Walter White |
| 1955 Aeron Hollins | 1957 George Weaver | 1958 Albert Burton |
| 1968 Gertrude Lees | 1970 Pamela Poole | 1973 Eileen Gidman |
| 1980 John Wassell | 1984 Ronald Imber | 1993 Michael Dairies |
| 1996 Ronald Dalton | 1999 John Brick |
