Closed

Waggon & Horses Inn

26 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5AG

Former identity at this site (split from Canal Bar).

Status

Closed

Location

26 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5AG

Type

Bar

Known period

First recorded 1830 · Still open

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History

First recorded
1830
Documented through
1970

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Evidence

1899

Source page also contains an image described as dating from the 1890s, useful for later photo-rights research.

probable evidence

PubWiki transcription citing Kelly's Directory of Berkshire 1899

1965

Snapshot existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance in these lists.

probable evidence

Newbury 1965 Pub History Directory

1960

Snapshot existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance in these lists.

probable evidence

Newbury 1960 Pub History Directory

1970

Snapshot existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing dates from first/last appearance in these lists.

probable evidence

Newbury 1970 Pub History Directory

1830

Strong continuity test. The postcode is modern and must not be represented as an 1830 postal attribute.

probable evidence

PubWiki transcription citing Pigot's Directory 1830

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

Name history

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  1. Waggon & Horses Inn
    First recorded 1830 · documented through 1970
  2. Canal Bar
    Still open

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Key dates

Opening

First recorded 1830

Closing

Not known from this source

Evidence years

First recorded 1830 · Still open

Earlier & later

No previous identity

Canal Bar →

Still open

Nearby in 1899

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