Over the last two centuries many pubs, inns and hotels have opened, changed names and closed, in the early 1900s there was a strong Temperance movement and the Licencing Act of 1904 saw 10% of pubs close in an effort to clean up the industry by closing purely drinking houses in favour of inns that also provided recreation and food. Compensation, usually 90% to the pub owner and 10% to the innkeeper, was paid in return for the licence.
The Map of Glossop Public Houses, Inns & Taverns, below, is available in PDF format for the price of a large or medium coffee donation (see our footer).