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Coach & Horses
20 Cheap Street (site), Newbury, RG14 5BX
Former Coach & Horses at 20 Cheap Street (south corner with Market Street); documented 1796–1854 (PubWiki). Closed Pubs confirms Cheap Street; HER notes adjacency to 19 Cheap Street. No sourced open/close years.
Opening
First recorded 1796
Closing
Not known from this source
Recorded span
Not known
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History
- First recorded
- 1796
- Documented through
- 1854
- LaterWest Berkshire HER MWB20557: the building at No 20 was later demolished.
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Facts
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West Berkshire HER MWB20557 (19 Cheap Street): the building was formerly adjacent to the Coach and Horses public house on its north side; the pub stood on St Bartholomew's Hospital charity land. Combined with the HER measured-plan reference to No 20 (later demolished), locate the Coach & Horses at 20 Cheap Street — south corner of Cheap Street and Market Street, adjacent to 19 Cheap Street.
West Berkshire HER - The Empire Cafe, 19 Cheap Street, Newbury (MWB20557)
West Berkshire HER MWB20557: a measured plan and elevation of this site in 1839–40 appears to show 19 Cheap Street as well as the building at No 20 (later demolished). Treat 1839 as presence / plan-evidence for the No 20 Coach & Horses site.
West Berkshire HER - The Empire Cafe, 19 Cheap Street, Newbury (MWB20557)
Coach & Horses is documented in 1840 with Daniel New. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses is documented in 1847 with Robert Aldridge. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Closed Pubs: The Coach & Horses was situated on Cheap Street. No street number and no open or close year are given on that page. Street number 20 and corner location come from HER / research notes.
Closed Pubs - Coach & Horses, Newbury
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West Berkshire HER MWB20557: the building at No 20 was later demolished.
West Berkshire HER - The Empire Cafe, 19 Cheap Street, Newbury (MWB20557)
Coach & Horses is documented in 1830 with Daniel Thomas. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses is documented in 1844 with John Satchel. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses is documented in 1851 with Charles Tuson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses is documented in 1854 with Charles Tuson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses is documented in 1852 with Chas Tuson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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Coach & Horses on Cheap Street is documented in 1796 with Mary Field. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Street number 20 / Market Street corner from HER MWB20557 + research notes.
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Sources
- Closed Pubs - Coach & Horses, Newbury
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