Hoylake Lights, 52-54 Market Street - Hoylake, UK - Pictorial Pub Signs on Waymarking.com

The pub is one of Wetherspoons chain of pubs which usually has pub names of historical interest.

Hoylake is on the coast on the Mersey Estuary and as one would expect the pub sign is of maritime history and their web sit confirms this.

"This is named after the upper and lower lighthouses, known as the Hoylake Lights, built in the 1760s. Only one of the two lights still stands. In 1871, the site of this pub was still an open field. By 1897, it was home to a draper’s and a chandlery. Nine years later, they had made way for a dyer’s, a cleaner’s and a ‘complete funeral furnisher’. The Co-operative Society was the last to occupy these premises, before transformation into Hoylake Lights." link

Name of Artist: Not listed Date of current sign: Not listed Date of first pub on site: Not listed

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