Craven Arms
90 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1AA
Earlier / alternate name at 90 Northbrook Street (1863–1869 directories); same place as Rose & Thistle.
Status
Closed
Location
90 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1AA
Type
Pub
Known period
First recorded 1830 · documented through 1911
Photographs
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History
- First recorded
- 1863
- Previous use
- Rose & Thistle
- LaterClosed Pubs: The Rose & Thistle on Northbrook Street was later used as a branch of the Abbey National. No open or close year is given on that page — do not invent a closure date from the bank successor alone.
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Evidence
Craven Arms is documented in 1864 with E Hackett. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Craven Arms is documented in 1863 with John Scotchmar. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Craven Arms is documented in 1869 with John Elliott. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Name history
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Key dates
Opening
First recorded 1863
Closing
Not known from this source
Evidence years
First recorded 1830 · documented through 1911
Earlier & later
← Rose & Thistle
First recorded 1830 · documented through 1911