Step back in time with 7 nostalgic photos of Cheshire pubs

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PUBS are about so much more than just having a drink.

For many of us, they’ve always been at the heart of the community - places where memories were made, and friendships were formed, helping shape the identity of our towns.

We’ve been looking back through these fantastic photos of some of Mid Cheshire's most iconic pubs from years gone by.

Do any of these bring back happy memories for you?

We’d love to hear your stories and favourite moments in the comments.

Lion and Railway, Station Road (Image: Supplied)

The Beehive, High Street (Image: Supplied)

The Volunteer, London Road (Image: Supplied)

The Roebuck, Witton Street (Image: Supplied)

The Red Lion, Runcorn Road, Barnton (Image: Supplied)

The Black Greyhound, Church Street, Wincham (Image: Supplied)

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