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Valley Hotel

 



NameValley Hotel
Address48 Station Road at the junction with Valley Road, Morley
Built1850s
ClosedYes
DemolishedYes in the 1960s
NotesF: P.O. Directory 1861. Built in the 1850s shortly after Morley Low station became operational and it was sometimes used for inquests. Licensee 1905 – Louisa Todd. Source states brewery owner changed from Warwick to John Smith’s. Demolished in the 1960s.

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