Date:1904 - 1905 (c.)
Description:This postcard shows a group of men seated at a table watching the illusion whereby of a marble appears to roll up a sloping table, demonstrating how far the building is out of plumb. At this time the public house was officially known as the 'Glynne Arms'. This postcard was published by George E. Lee of Horseley Fields, Wolverhampton in his 'Wulfruna Series'.
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Two men standing in the doorway of the Glynne Arms, also known as the Crooked House. Above the door ...
Two customers standing in the entrance passage demonstrating how far the building is out of plumb. At ...
This postcard shows the Refreshment Room at the Crooked House pub, with a suspended oil lamp, fire grate ...
This postcard view shows the public house's Sitting Room with a suspended oil lamp, wall clock and lace ...
This postcard shows a group of men seated at a table watching the illusion whereby of a marble appears ...
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Image courtesy of: The Roy Lewis Postcard Collection
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