The database currently contains details of 1003 pubs and other premises, 256 places and 212 people. There are also 330 photos and postcards, 80 pub signs, 694 newspaper articles, 254 maps and 104 documents. About 133 pubs are still open.
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Other names: Address/Location: OS Grid Ref: Opened: c.
Closed: NOT KNOWN
Type: Pub
Notes:
1791
A trade directory lists the following unidentified places where alcohol might have been sold:
Samuel Edwards, Carrier and Victualler.
David Evan, General accommodator of Foot Travellers.
Charles Edmund Jones, victualler (F), skinner and farmer.
Joseph Jones, Taylor and Victualler.
In addition, it states that 'The Principal inns are the Lion, the Swan and the Three Golden Horseshoes.'
Daniel Evans, victualler, The Ship
John Evans, victualler, Greyhound
David Jenkins (F.) Inn keeper [Three Golden Horseshoes?]
Mary Jones, Victualler (Crown)
Chelton Leigh (F), Auctioneer and Inn keepers (Swan)
Thomas Williams, Auctioneer and Inn keepers (Lion).
Universal British Directory, 1791-1795
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