Thatched House Tavern, (location unknown), Cheltenham
Information supplied by Martin Edwards
Comrades Club (the original White Horse), Bradley Hill, Soudley
The old Comrades Club, on Bradley Hill, looks over the valley towards Upper Soudley. This was the site of the original White Horse beerhouse, which was located on the old tram-road. The club closed a few years ago and apparently there is some dispute over legitimate ownership as originally [it has been said] the property […]
Seahorse, 15 Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol
Little George Micropub, 21 George Street, Stroud
Above image: Chris Amies
Butchers Arms, 341 High Street, Cheltenham
Above image: Chris Amies Thanks to Martin Edwards for this submission:
Harry Cook Free House / Peters Bar, Montpellier, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire Echo, Thursday 29th July 1993: TV teams mix-up: A pub quiz team from Cheltenham has got through to the final of a TV contest – representing Gloucester. The Peters’ Bar team from Montpellier beat Nottinghamshire rivals in TV’s Home Run to book their place in next Tuesday’s decider. But members of their Gloucester based rivals […]
Bolt Inn, Chaxhill ? (possibly a reference to the Bolt Inn, Gloucester)
Gloucester Journal, 9th April 1864 – Robbery at an inn: John Perkins, ostler, was charged with stealing and also with feloniously receiving a watch and chain, the property of Mr. J. J. Bennett, of Chaxhill. Mr. Weightman prosecuted and stated that the property the prisoner was charged with stealing, was a silver watch and gold […]
Nags Head, Stroud
Gloucester Journal, 15th August 1863: Edwin Wynn: I am a general dealer living at Stroud and keep the Nag’s Head Inn. On the evening of the 7th of July Pearce came to the bar and asked if I wanted to buy any cloth as there was a man outside who had some to sell and […]
Divers Arms, Bristol
Gloucester Journal, 11th April 1863: ATTEMPTING TO DEFRAUD AN INSURANCE COMPANY. Thomas Walker, aged 32, beer housekeeper, was charged with maliciously setting fire to his house, at Bristol, on the 20th March, with intent to defraud the Royal Insurance Company. Mr. Henry James opened the case for the prosecution; and Mr. Sawyer defended the prisoner. […]