black plaque · England

Commercial Hotel, Accrington

The Commercial Hotel. This long-standing public house reopened in 2011, having traded for around 30 years as The Regency Bar. Before 1977, it was The Commercial Hotel, built in 1881. The earlier Commercial Hotel on this site was one of Accrington's four coaching inns. In 1848, two coaches called daily (except Sunday). The Commercial Hotel was fairly new at that time.

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