Number 92 Tewkesbury Road in 1939. On the eastern corner of Worcester Street. Now demolished. The shopping area including the Tewkesbury Road Post Office now occupies the site.
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The 1891 licensing book gives details that the Worcester Arms in Tewkesbury Road was owned by George Stibbs, owner of the Albion Steam Brewery in Albion Street. Stibbs & Co. were taken over by the Cheltenham Original Brewery in 1898 with their tied houses being absorbed into the rapidly expanding Original Brewery pub estate. The Worcester Arms was a licensed ale house and had an annual rateable value of £25.10s.0d in 1891, increasing by four pounds and five shillings to £29.15s.0d. in 1903.
Landlords at the Worcester Arms include:
1830 Jno. Buckman
1856 Mrs M. Baldwin
1870 George Hince
1878 William Stanton
1883,1891 William Josiah Francis
1891 S.T. Patrick
1903,1906 James Moore
1911 Alfred Rice
1939 B.H.G. Turbyfield