OS Map back to 1899 show the pub annotated P.H. (1)
Known publicans include: 1894 John Bamforth (Wright’s Directory) 1904 Isaac Wheatley (Kelly’s Directory) 1911 John Richards Smith (Census) 1925 Chas J Oldershaw (Kelly’s Directory) 1941 Wilfred Horsley (Kelly’s Directory) (2)
The Crown Inn was the scene of a number of Coroner's Inquests into fatalities at Cossall Colliery, including: William Robinson (aged 55) on the 30th August 1883 accidental death by fall of roof; George Henry Statham (aged 17) on the 14th May 1885 accidental death having been run over by tubs; William Green (aged 15) and William Horton (aged 14) on the 10th October 1888 accidental deaths by a fall in a roadway. (2)
Faces onto Croft Crescent (formerly Crown Street) (1)
Rendered brick two-storey building with gable-end stacks and corbelled eaves. (3)

<1> OS, 1899, 1:2500, County Series 1899 (Map). SNT1020.

<2> CAMRA Nottingham, 2023, Crown Inn Awsworth HER Submission (Unpublished document). SNT5337.

<3> J Buckley (NCC), Observations by Janine Buckley MA (NCC) (Personal comment). SNT5239.