White Hart
24 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5BA
Former White Hart Inn at 24 Market Place; building still standing as White Hart House.
Status
Closed
Location
24 Market Place, Newbury, RG14 5BA
Type
Pub
Known period
First recorded 1796 · documented through 1931
Photographs
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History
- First recorded
- 1796
- Closed
- 1951
No named events yet — open Evidence for source snapshots.
Memories
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Evidence
Existence observation only. Same venue is also documented in the 1796 Berkshire Directory.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing Pigot's Directory 1830
Existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing date.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing Post Office Directory 1847
Census calls Henry Newell a Hotel Keeper; preserve the source role rather than forcing a category change automatically.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription of 1881 Census
Census existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing date.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription of 1901 Census
High-confidence census existence observation.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription of 1871 Census
Kelly's Directory 1920 existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing dates from directory presence/absence.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing Kelly's Directory 1920
Existence observation only. Do not infer that 1796 is the opening year.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing Berkshire Directory 1796
Census existence observation only. Do not infer opening or closing date.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription of 1891 Census
1928 directory identifies Walt H Butt as proprietor. No 1924 row added because the reviewed source output did not explicitly show one.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing Kelly's Directory 1928
Preserve the census nuance: John is recorded as Ironmonger's Assistant while Eliza is explicitly recorded as conducting the inn.
probable evidence
PubWiki transcription citing 1851 Census
Name history
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Key dates
Opening
First recorded 1796
Closing
1951
Evidence years
First recorded 1796 · documented through 1931
Earlier & later
White Hart Hotel →
Documented in 1911