The Park Road Bed & Breakfast was owned by [[Eunice Gee]]. [[Jack Duckworth|Jack]] and [[Vera Duckworth|Vera]] moved in in [[1999]] after they moved out of the [[Rovers Return Inn|Rovers]]. When Eunice moved to [[Spain]] Vera took over the running of the place - with the help of [[Tyrone Dobbs]] who rented a box room and who Jack and Vera drew close to.
[[Jack Duckworth|Jack]] and [[Vera Duckworth|Vera]] moved in in [[1999]] after they moved out of the [[Rovers Return Inn|Rovers]]. When Eunice moved to [[Spain]], Vera took over the running of the place - with the help of [[Tyrone Dobbs]] who rented a box room and who Jack and Vera drew close to.
When Eunice sold the B&B in [[2000]], Jack and Vera bought back their old home [[9 Coronation Street]] with Tyrone moving in as their lodger. The B&B was still operating in [[2004]], under new management and was now known as 'The Heights'. [[Emily Bishop]] informed [[Sean Tully]] about it, when Sean was looking for a place to stay and [[Blanche Hunt]] remarked that the woman who now ran the B&B had "a thing about Kate Bush."
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When Eunice sold the B&B in [[2000]], Jack and Vera bought back their old home [[9 Coronation Street]] with Tyrone moving in as their lodger.
The B&B was still operating in [[2004]], under new management and was now known as 'The Heights'. [[Emily Bishop]] informed [[Sean Tully]] about it, when Sean was looking for a place to stay and [[Blanche Hunt]] remarked that the woman who now ran the B&B had "a thing about Kate Bush."
''The set was originally a location, but as the setting became used more, the production team replicated the B&B in the studio.''
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Revision as of 20:05, 21 May 2019
The Park Road B&B was a bed and breakfast owned by Eunice Gee.
Jack and Vera moved in in 1999 after they moved out of the Rovers. When Eunice moved to Spain, Vera took over the running of the place - with the help of Tyrone Dobbs who rented a box room and who Jack and Vera drew close to.
When Eunice sold the B&B in 2000, Jack and Vera bought back their old home 9 Coronation Street with Tyrone moving in as their lodger.
The B&B was still operating in 2004, under new management and was now known as 'The Heights'. Emily Bishop informed Sean Tully about it, when Sean was looking for a place to stay and Blanche Hunt remarked that the woman who now ran the B&B had "a thing about Kate Bush."
The set was originally a location, but as the setting became used more, the production team replicated the B&B in the studio.
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