Greyhound
100 London Road, Newbury (corner of Shaw Crescent and London Road)
Former Greyhound at 100 London Road (corner of Shaw Crescent); documented from 1869 (PubWiki) through 1965; demolished c.1966–67 for the Robin Hood Roundabout (HER MWB16004 / research).
Opening
First recorded 1869
Closing
c. 1966
Recorded span
Not known
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History
- First recorded
- 1869
- Closed
- 1966
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Facts
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Closed Pubs: The Greyhound was situated on London Road, Newbury. Street number 100 and the Shaw Crescent corner come from PubWiki 1960/1965 directories and user / HER research — not from the Closed Pubs page alone. No open or close year is given on that page.
Closed Pubs - Greyhound, Newbury
PubWiki / Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory lists the Greyhound at 100 London Road.
PubWiki - Greyhound, London Road, Newbury
Greyhound at 100 London Road is listed in the Newbury 1965 Pub History directory. Existence / address evidence only — not an opening or closure date. Not visible in the 1970 snapshot list reviewed; treat absence only as a research flag, never as proof of closure on its own (demolition is separately evidenced c.1966–67).
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Newbury 1965 Pub History Directory
Historic page title gives London Road without a street number. Keep location address-based until independently resolved.
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PubWiki transcription of 1891 Census
Historic page title gives London Road without a street number.
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PubWiki transcription of 1901 Census
Recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary.
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PubWiki transcription citing 1911 Census
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1871 with Henry Renolds. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1891 with Frank Kimber. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1911 with Frederick Johnson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1869 with Henry Reynolds. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1881 with Edward Furnice. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1901 with Frederick Johnson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry.
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PubWiki - Greyhound (London Road)
Greyhound at 100 London Road is listed in the Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory transcription (PubWiki). Existence / address evidence only.
PubWiki - Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory
PubWiki / Newbury 1965 Pub History directory lists the Greyhound at 100 London Road.
PubWiki - Greyhound, London Road, Newbury
West Berkshire HER MWB16004 (Shaw Crescent / Smith's Crescent): houses 1–9 at the southern end were demolished in 1962 for the Robin Hood Roundabout; soon afterwards the most southerly house in Shaw Crescent — the Greyhound public house — was demolished. Distinct from the surviving Robin Hood / Toby Carvery farther east.
West Berkshire HER - Shaw Crescent (Smith's Crescent), Newbury (MWB16004)
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Sources
- Closed Pubs - Greyhound, Newbury
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