The North West of England is a region in England which is home to counties such as Cheshire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, and Merseyside.
JD Wetherspoon locations are dotted across the region of the North West, which have historical stories and individuals behind them.
Here we learn about 10 historical Wetherspoons pubs in the North West.
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9. The North Western, Liverpool
The North Western in Liverpool is located in a Grade II listed building which was formerly a 330-room hotel, designed by Liverpool architect Alfred Waterhouse. The hotel was built by the London and North Western Railway to serve Liverpool Lime Street Station before closing its doors in the 1930s. | Brendan Flanagan
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10. The Captain Alexander, Liverpool
The Captain Alexander in Liverpool is named after Scottish sea captain Alexander Allan. The Allan family had a large North Atlantic fleet of sailing ships which had offices in Glasgow, Montreal and of course, Liverpool - which closed in 1917. | Google Maps