142 Andover Road, Wash Common, Newbury, RG14 6NE
1 nightlife identities recorded at this site
Street
Andover Road
Postcode
RG14 6NE
Identities
1
Latest
Gun
Timeline
West Berkshire Council states that there has been a Gun pub on the site since before 1755. The current building was rebuilt in 1880-81.
CAMRA: the Gun has traded under the present name since 1761. This does not replace the earlier “pub on the site before 1755” bound from West Berkshire Council.
CAMRA states that the pub traded under its present name from 1761.
The Gun is documented in 1830 with Joseph Purdue.
The Gun is documented in 1844 with James Coop.
The Gun is documented in 1851 with James Cope.
The Gun is documented in 1852 with James Cope.
The Gun is documented in 1854 with Jason Rolfe.
The Gun is documented in 1864 with W Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1868 with William Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1871 with John Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1877 with John Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1881 with John Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1887 with John Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1891 with John Titchener.
The Gun is documented in 1899 with George Thomas Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1901 with George T Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1907 with George Thomas Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1915 with Mrs Caroline Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1920 with Mrs Caroline Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1924 with Mrs Caroline Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1928 with Mrs Caroline Cox.
The Gun is documented in 1931 with Mrs Caroline Cox.
CAMRA has a photograph of The Gun published on 30 October 2013. Use as later existence evidence; photo publication date may not equal capture date.
CAMRA: the Gun closed long term on 30 July 2026. A window sign that day said the pub had been permanently closed. Future use was left uncertain.
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Sources
- CAMRA - Gun, Newbury
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- West Berkshire Council - Local List of Heritage Assets
West Berkshire Council
- CAMRA - Gun, Newbury
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- CAMRA — Gun, Newbury
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