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Teazle Inn

 

NameTeazle Inn
Address?
Built?
ClosedYes
DemolishedYes
NotesLeeds Intelligencer entry 9 Nov 1850 shows the death of Mr William Wood aged 63 at his residence the Teazle Inn

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