Northcroft Lane, Newbury (site now Northcroft Surgery), RG14 1BU

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Closed Pubs: The Rose & Crown on Northcroft Lane has been demolished and the site occupied by a doctor's surgery. No demolition year on that page — do not invent one. Combine with the 1970 directory presence and the 1983 Northcroft Surgery opening for a 1970–1983 window already modelled as closed-before-1983.

Undated

Closed Pubs: The Rose & Crown was situated on Northcroft Lane, Newbury. Street number 28 comes from PubWiki / Kelly's directory rows, not from the Closed Pubs page. User pin lat 51.402063, lng -1.326213 (location_confidence=exact) for the demolished site now Northcroft Surgery (RG14 1BU).

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Closed Pubs: site of the Rose & Crown is occupied by a doctor's surgery (Phil Wood). Undated on that page — the purpose-built Northcroft Surgery opening in 1983 is recorded separately as a window upper bound, not as an exact pub closure day from Closed Pubs.

Rose & Crown recorded in 1796 with Thos Powell (Berkshire Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription. Treat as existence evidence, not an opening date.

Rose & Crown recorded in 1830 with John Walker (Pigot's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Rose & Crown recorded in the 1871 census with Charles Webb, cabman (and household). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Rose & Crown recorded in the 1881 census with Andrew Taylor, inn keeper. — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Rose & Crown recorded in the 1891 census with Mary A Taylor, licensed victualler. — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Rose & Crown listed in the Newbury 1899 Kelly's directory transcription (PubWiki). Point evidence of operation in 1899; street number not given in that directory row title. Do not treat as an opening or closing date.

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Rose & Crown recorded in the 1901 census with David Wheeler, painter, paperhanger & inn keeper. — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary. Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date.

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Rose & Crown recorded in 1931 with Edwd Geo Smith (Kelly's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Rose & Crown at 28 Northcroft Lane listed in the Newbury 1960 Kelly's / Pub History directory transcription (PubWiki). Snapshot existence observation only — do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance.

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Rose & Crown at 28 Northcroft Lane listed in the Newbury 1965 Kelly's / Pub History directory transcription (PubWiki). Snapshot existence observation only — do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance.

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Rose & Crown at 28 Northcroft Lane listed in the Newbury 1970 Kelly's / Pub History directory transcription (PubWiki). Snapshot existence observation only — do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance.

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The Rose & Crown was demolished and its site became Northcroft Surgery; the purpose-built surgery opened in 1983. Pub confirmed in 1970 directories; Closed Pubs confirms demolition + doctor's surgery without a year. Window 1970–1983; upper bound only — not an invented midpoint. Venue end_year=1983 / before.

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