There used to be one public house whose address is still the Temperance Hotel.

In accordance with his beliefs, he and his wife also ran a small temperance hotel above the office.

In 1881, the building was converted into a single entity again and became a Temperance Hotel for a few years.

They built a schoolhouse, housing for tradesmen, a shop, a dispensary, and a temperance hotel.

They were known as temperance hotels because of the fact that they were unlicensed and did not serve alcohol.

That house, a converted temperance hotel, is only a few steps from the sea, the Lough Foyle.

For a while it was split in half with the nearest part to the road being the Temperance Hotel, until re-united in 1909.

This was known as the Temperance Hotel.

The club also did not possess a club-house, so as of 1890 they used Wilkinson's Temperance Hotel.

Barvas Lodge was a Temperance Hotel up until 1923.