HORSES & GROOM, WHEAT STREET

First mentioned in May 1838, when a bakehouse and dwelling was advertised to let ‘Situate in Benford Street with passage … More

NEW JOLLY ANGLER, 116 WHEAT STREET

1862 advert: ‘To Let. A Capital Beerhouse in Wheat Street. The New Jolly Angler.’ Thomas Blastock applied for and was … More

Photo above John Zienteck. Circa 1946. Corner Wheat and Lead Street. The Wheatsheaf looks to be a Georgian building, the … More

1836 -1837, no address given, but maybe a short lived beer house. Thomas Lewin was landlord and doesn’t appear in … More

First recorded in October 1870, when the Beerhouse Keepers and Brewers Association met here – G. E. King was landlord. … More

The first known recording of the Fellmongers Arms is a court case from October 1837, when the landlord, William Harriott … More

Circa 1830, landlord was Thomas Woodcock. He was soon in trouble for serving ale during divine service. 1840 Wm Bailey … More

Earliest recording in Wharf Street is from 1829, although Piggott’s directory of 1828 names a Union pub but with no … More

Oldest ref so far is an Lc report of 1834 when Nathaniel Warner landlord of the Green Man was charged … More

Photo above: Rutland Arms on left, top of Gladstone Vaults, can be seen far right. Eli Kitchen seemed to be … More