Market Place, Newbury
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Market Place
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Town Arms
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Undated
Closed Pubs: The Town Arms was once attached to the Guild Hall, later known as the Old Town Hall (Market Place context). No street number — map pin is a provisional square-level estimate adjoining the former Guildhall, not a verified building footprint.
Closed Pubs: The Town Arms was present by 1802. Treat as existence evidence only — do not invent an opening year from this 'present by' claim.
Closed Pubs: publican in 1802 was John Townsend (source: Nick Young).
Closed Pubs: The Town Arms was demolished in 1827 (source: Nick Young). Modelled as the venue end year; no separate earlier closure date is given.
Building
Former Town Arms public house on Market Place, Newbury, once attached to the Guild Hall (later Old Town Hall). Pin is a provisional square-level estimate (lat 51.4009, lng -1.3235) — estimated / adjoining former Guildhall / NOT a verified building footprint (location_confidence=approximate). Closed Pubs: present by 1802 (publican John Townsend); demolished 1827 (Nick Young). Distinct from Kings Arms (16–18 Market Place) and other Market Place pubs. Sources: https://www.closedpubs.co.uk/berkshire/newbury_townarms.html
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- Closed Pubs - Town Arms, Newbury
Closed Pubs Project