9 London Road, Newbury (opposite 8 London Road / Cross Keys · High Horse)
1 nightlife identities recorded at this site
Street
London Road
Postcode
RG14 1JX
Identities
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Phoenix
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Closed Pubs: The Phoenix was situated on London Road, Newbury. Photo dated 1905 (Christopher Culley). No street number or open/close year on that page — do not invent dates. Street number 9 / opposite Cross Keys at 8 London Road comes from Historic England list entry 1221159 (formerly part of the Phoenix Inn) and user / photo context, not from the Closed Pubs page alone.
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PubWiki Phoenix Bar page indexes London Road, Newbury (no street number on that page). Licensee / directory evidence 1899–1920. Street number 9 and the opposite-Cross-Keys relation come from HE 1221159 and Closed Pubs photo / user context.
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Historic England list entry 1221159 (Grade II, listed 2 September 1983): 9 London Road — early C18, formerly part of the Phoenix Inn; remodelled early C19. Official listing / mapping identity (NGR SU4711467614; published coords lon -1.324038, lat 51.405606). Opposite Cross Keys / 8 London Road on the other side of the street. Listing date is not a pub closure date.
Phoenix Bar at 9 London Road (opposite Cross Keys / 8 London Road) is listed in Kelly's Directory of Berkshire 1899 with Alfred Albert Laroom (PubWiki secondary transcription). Existence / address evidence only — not an opening date. Same premises as HE list entry 1221159 (formerly part of the Phoenix Inn).
probable evidence
Phoenix Bar at 9 London Road recorded in the 1901 Census with Alfred Laroom, licensed victualler (PubWiki secondary transcription). Existence evidence only — not an opening date. Same premises as HE 1221159 / Closed Pubs Phoenix on London Road opposite Cross Keys.
probable evidence
Closed Pubs hosts a 1905 photograph of The Phoenix on London Road (picture source: Christopher Culley). Treat as existence / visual evidence for 1905, not an opening or closure date. User research: the photo shows the Phoenix opposite the Cross Keys.
Phoenix at London Road recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary (John Humphries). Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date. Same premises as HE 9 London Road / Closed Pubs Phoenix opposite Cross Keys.
probable evidence
Phoenix Bar at London Road listed in Kelly's Directory 1920 with John Humphries (PubWiki secondary transcription). Existence / address evidence only — not an opening or closure date. Same premises as HE 1221159 (9 London Road, formerly part of the Phoenix Inn), opposite Cross Keys at 8 London Road.
probable evidence
Building
Grade II listed No. 9 London Road (Historic England list entry 1221159; early C18, formerly part of the Phoenix Inn; remodelled early C19; listed 2 Sep 1983). Opposite Cross Keys / 8 London Road (survivor place-8-london-road-high-horse / High Horse) on the other side of London Road — Closed Pubs 1905 photo + odd/even street numbering + HE listing. Map pin lon -1.324038, lat 51.405606 (HE / British Listed Buildings published coords for listing NGR SU4711467614); location_confidence=exact. Do not merge with Cross Keys / High Horse. Closed Pubs: situated on London Road; photo 1905 (Christopher Culley); no open/close year. Sources: https://www.closedpubs.co.uk/berkshire/newbury_phoenix.html ; https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1221159 ; https://pubwiki.co.uk/Berkshire/Newbury/PhoenixBar.shtml
Historic England List Entry 1221159
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Sources
- Closed Pubs - Phoenix, Newbury
Closed Pubs Project
- Historic England - 9 London Road, Newbury (list entry 1221159)
Historic England