Three Tuns
Market Place, Newbury
Recorded in 1830 (PubWiki transcription citing Pigot's Directory 1830).
Status
Closed
Location
Market Place, Newbury
Type
Pub
Known period
First recorded 1796 · documented through 1871
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History
- First recorded
- 1796
- Documented through
- 1871
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Evidence
Important identity-transition case. PubWiki says Three Tuns was later renamed Queens Hotel, reopening under that name in 1879.
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PubWiki transcription citing Pigot's Directory 1830
Important identity-transition case. PubWiki documents the Three Tuns later reopening as the Queens Hotel in 1879. Keep these as separate venue identities at the same physical place.
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PubWiki transcription citing Berkshire Directory 1796
Three Tuns was later renamed Queens Hotel. Keep this as the Three Tuns venue identity for 1847.
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PubWiki transcription citing Post Office Directory 1847
Three Tuns was later renamed Queens Hotel. Do not collapse the two venue identities.
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PubWiki transcription citing 1851 Census
Keep as Three Tuns identity. Do not merge with later Queens Hotel identity.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription of 1871 Census
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Key dates
Opening
First recorded 1796
Closing
Not known from this source
Evidence years
First recorded 1796 · documented through 1871