In the 1891 Cheltenham Post Office directory the address of the Gladstone Arms is given as 34 Sherborne Street. It was located on the southern corner of Jersey Street.
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William Sadler Hall was the owner of the Gladstone Arms in 1891 and 1903. Designated as a beer house it had an annual rateable value of £15.5s.0d. in 1891, increasing by £1.15s to £17.0s.0d. in 1903.
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The Gladstone Arms was one of only a handful of pubs tied to William Sadler Hall’s Cranham Brewery. The other Cheltenham tied houses were the Crown & Cushion and Five Alls in Bath Road, and the Apple Tree in Russell Place. Godsell’s & Sons of Salmon Springs, Stroud, later acquired the brewery and the pubs.
The Gladstone Arms closed in 1968. It is now a private residence.
Landlords of the Gladstone Arms include:
1870 Mrs Mary Stone
1878 Gregory and Lawson
1883 E. Merrett
1891 Eli Merrett
1903 John Hounslow
1939 Thomas Leon Gaynor