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Castle Tavern

25 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1DJ

Recorded in 1965 (Newbury 1965 Pub History Directory).

Status

Closed

Location

25 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1DJ

Type

Pub

Known period

First recorded 1768 · documented through 2005

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History

First recorded
1899
Previous use
Brunswick Arms

Est. closed c.2002

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Evidence

1965

Strong verification case. Historic England lists The Castle Public House at 25 Northbrook Street.

probable evidence

Newbury 1965 Pub History Directory

1899

Later snapshot name is Castle Tavern. Match physical place first; preserve 1899 identity as Castle unless stronger evidence supports the Tavern suffix.

probable evidence

PubWiki transcription citing Kelly's Directory of Berkshire 1899

1970

Castle Tavern is listed in the Newbury 1970 Kelly's directory transcription.

PubWiki - Newbury 1970 Kelly's directory

1960

Castle Tavern is listed in the Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory transcription.

PubWiki - Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory

1983

The building was listed on 2 September 1983 under the name The Castle Public House. (Useful 1980s identity/place evidence. A listing name is not by itself an exact licensing record.)

Historic England - The Castle Public House

1999

Historic England has an archive image of The Castle Public House dated 28 August 1999. (Strong late-1990s visual anchor.)

Historic England - The Castle Public House

Name history

Names this site has had over time — tap one to open that record.

  1. Castle Inn
    First recorded 1768 · documented through 1911
  2. Brunswick Arms
    Documented in 1854
  3. Castle Tavern
    First recorded 1899 · documented through 1999
  4. Uncle Henry's
    Opened 2005 · documented through 2005

Full place record

Key dates

Opening

First recorded 1899

Closing

Not known from this source

Evidence years

First recorded 1768 · documented through 2005

Earlier & later

Nearby in 1965

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