‘Large two bar pub near station. Bar billiards in lounge, pool table in bar. Garden with children’s play area.’  (Last Guide to Avon’s Ale. CAMRA 1996). Now demolished.


Above: A 1986 pub sign which appears to depict a Midland Railway Johnson 4-2-2 single wheeler which were introduced in 1887. The entire class had been broken up by 1922.  The number depicted on the engine – 1870 – does not equate with the numbering system of a Johnson’s single wheeler, more likely to be from a 1F 0-6-0 Johnson Midland design (41870 in British Railways numbering). Image: courtesy of the Inn Sign Society (archivist Matthew Sproston)

 


2022

Map reference: ST 701825


Licensing Details:

Owner in 1891: Trustees of John Horder (free from brewery tie)

Rateable value in 1891: £60.0s.0d.

Type of licence in 1891: Alehouse

Owner in 1903:  Trustees of John Horder (free from brewery tie)

Rateable value in 1903: £67.10s.0d.

Type of licence in 1903: Alehouse

Closing time in 1903: 10pm


Landlords at the Railway Hotel include:

Above: Martin Tudor collection

1856 R. Ford

1885,1906 Sidney Cox

1919 Mrs Frances M. Maidment

1927,1939 Hugh Cox

2000 Gillian Luton (Railway Inn)

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