Cheltenham Original Brewery were the owners of the Royal Well Tavern in both the 1891 and 1903 licensing records. The licence was for a beer house and the annual rateable value throughout those twelve years was a constant £25.10s.0d.
The Royal Well Tavern became a popular music venue catering for people in their late 20’s and early 30’s. It was renamed The Well.
Today the rebranded Tavern is essentially a gastropub.
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Landlords at the Royal Well Tavern include:
1870 James Hobbs
1878,1883 Eliza Hobbs
1891 Job Dyer
1903 Eliza Dyer
1926 John Edward Jarvis
1939 Mrs Adelaide Jarvis
2000,2005 Jerry and Margaret Beard
2008 Sam Pearman