Stood opposite Malt Shovel Eldon/Wharf Street. Known as George III or often as King George III from circa 1830. William…
MALT SHOVEL – PAVERS ARMS, 20 WHARF STREET
Stood opposite side to George III on Wharf and Eldon Street. Most of the info is as a beerhouse from…
JOLLY TAR, 123 WHARF STREET
Photo credit above: M McIntosh. Circa 1866- 1905. ‘Jolly Tar’ was a nickname for sailor or seamen. The earliest directory…
GENEROUS BRITON, 193 WHARF STREET
Photo above: C1957, photo Tom Bassett – from Laura Evans Collection. c1820 In 1822, T. Woodcock was licensee. In December…
BEAR & STAFF – BEAR & RAGGED STAFF – WHITE HART, 93 WHARF STREET
The Bear & Staff was advertised for sale in the LJ in August 1839, on the corner of Wharf and…
GEORGE IV – GEORGE INN, 67 WHARF STREET
Photo above: Circa 1930. Nick Miller Collection. Listed at different times under both names. Stood on corner of Carley Street.…
RIFLE VOLUNTEER, 47 WHARF STREET
Photo above: Rifle Volunteer circa 1946. Credit: John Zienteck. Stood on the corner of Wharf Street and Wheat Street. The…
BUTCHERS ARMS, 45 WHARF STREET
The Butchers seemed to be a short lived beerhouse on the corner of Wharf Street and Wheat Street, north side. Although…
CANTINEER, 35 WHARF STREET
Cantineer Circa 1865. Built on part of the old Wharf St Cricket Ground which opened c1825, sold 1860 and built…
GLADSTONE HOTEL & VAULTS, GAIETY PALACE of VARIETIES. NEW EMPIRE. ROYAL EMPIRE. 27 WHARF STREET
Built circa 1862 as the Gladstone Hotel & Vaults, it had a six day liquor license. An advert (see below)…