The Jubilee Refreshment Rooms, Sowerby Bridge

Another handsome station boozer in this part of the world. The refreshment rooms are a traditional, stone built station building, attractive and very well kept from the outside with a few solid wooden tables where you can enjoy an alfresco pint. I'm afraid that it is there that my knowledge ends as I was bought a pint and didn't go inside although my Goose Eye Maillot Jeune went down reasonably well and was in fair shape. Well worth popping in (or staying outside) if arriving by train.

Lovingly restored railway refreshment room that has a fine line in well kept local micro ales, long and thin in shape it might be a little too spartan for modern tastes. There are six original Gaskill and Chambers pulls on the counter. Plain coloured walls in original railway colours with 1930s lamps and a lino floor, the decor is railway based of course with also a few beer related items. Look out for the large photo of the station before demolition and the blue plaque commemorating Branwell Bronte, brother of the famous authors, who worked here as a clerk in the nineteenth century. An access code is required to use the toilets