Closed

Falkland Arms

124 Bartholomew Street, Newbury

Former Falkland Arms at 124 Bartholomew Street (earlier Eagle Tavern); documented from 1852 (PubWiki) through 1960. Closed Pubs confirms the street and a 1943 unexploded-bomb incident with no open/close year.

Status

Closed

Location

124 Bartholomew Street, Newbury

Type

Pub

Known period

First recorded 1852 · documented through 1960

Photographs

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History

Opened
Est. c.1896
Previous use
Eagle Tavern

Estimated dates — why we think this

  1. c. 1881renamed to Eagle Tavern

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Evidence

1911

Recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary. Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date.

probable evidence

PubWiki transcription citing 1911 Census

1943

Closed Pubs: In 1943 a 250kg bomb from a German bombing raid landed on the town and lodged in the wall of the Falkland Arms, fortunately failing to explode. Treat as 1943 presence evidence for the pub at Bartholomew Street, not as a closure or structural end date. Picture credit on that page: Chris Culley.

Closed Pubs - Falkland Arms, Newbury

1960

Falkland Arms at 124 Bartholomew Street recorded in the Newbury 1960 Kelly's / Pub History directory. Not present in the reviewed 1965 snapshot — do not infer closure from absence alone.

probable evidence

Newbury 1960 Pub History Directory

Undated

Closed Pubs: The Falkland Arms was situated on Bartholomew Street. Directory address is 124 Bartholomew Street, Newbury. No open or close year is given on that page — do not invent a closure date.

Closed Pubs - Falkland Arms, Newbury

Name history

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  1. Eagle Tavern
    First recorded 1852 · documented through 1881
  2. Falkland Arms
    First recorded 1911 · documented through 1960

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Key dates

Opening

First recorded 1911

Closing

Not known from this source

Evidence years

First recorded 1852 · documented through 1960

Earlier & later

Nearby in 1911

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