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Kings Arms

16–18 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5AZ

Former Kings Arms (also Kings Arms Hotel) at 16–18 Market Place; documented from 1830 (PubWiki) through 1915. Closed Pubs confirms Market Place with no open/close year; Pubs Galore supplies 16–18 / RG14 5AZ.

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Opening

First recorded 1830

Closing

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Recorded span

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History

First recorded: 1830
Documented through: 1915

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1899

Kings Arms Hotel, Market Place recorded in 1899 with H F Crundon (Kelly's Directory of Berkshire). — PubWiki secondary transcription. Same premises as Closed Pubs / Pubs Galore 16–18 Market Place; street number was unresolved in the 1899 source.

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PubWiki transcription citing Kelly's Directory of Berkshire 1899

Undated

Closed Pubs: The Kings Arms was situated on the Market Place. No street number or open/close year on that page. Street number 16–18 / RG14 5AZ comes from Pubs Galore (user-corroborated).

Closed Pubs - Kings Arms, Newbury

1915

Kings Arms Hotel, Market Place recorded in 1915 with Charles William Roos (Kelly's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

PubWiki - Kings Arms Hotel, Newbury

Undated

Pubs Galore: Kings Arms at 16–18 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5AZ (map location corrected by Graham Mason, 2015). Historic postcode RG14 5AZ was terminated in 2015.

Pubs Galore - Kings Arms, Newbury

1830

Kings Arms, Market Place recorded in 1830 with Elizabeth H Tinker (Pigot's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

PubWiki - Kings Arms Hotel, Newbury

1911

Kings Arms, Market Place recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary (hotel keeper John Thomas Milsom). Same premises as Closed Pubs / Pubs Galore 16–18 Market Place.

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PubWiki transcription citing 1911 Census

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