Holly Bush ?, Lower Oddington GL56 0XD
The Holly Bush is a private house called Corner Cottage. It is adjacent to the Post Office, off Church Lane. I have been told that the building was an inn but I have not found a reference to the Holly Bush in any county directories or in the petty sessional divisional records
Brew House, Lower Oddington GL56 0UP
Details are sketchy, but it would appear that there was once a small brewery in Oddington. There is a Brewhouse Cottage in Lower Oddington. It is possible that the Brakspear family – who later brewed at Henley on Thames – first started brewing here before moving to the Thames Valley.
Fox Inn, Lower Oddington GL56 0UR
https://www.thefoxatoddington.co.uk The Fox Inn was once tied to Hitchman’s of Chipping Norton. The company was acquired by Hunt Edmunds of Banbury in 1924. Map Reference: SP 233261 Licensing Details: Owner in 1891: Hitchman & Co., Chipping Norton, Oxon Rateable value in 1891: £12.15s.0d. Type of licence in 1891: Alehouse Owner in 1903: Hitchman & Co., […]
Golden Heart, Nettleton Bottom, nr Birdlip GL4 8LA
https://www.thegoldenheart.co.uk The Golden Heart, which dates from c.1540, was originally in the middle of a row of three cottages but the pub has gradually expanded into the neighbouring properties. The owner of the Golden Heart in the year 1903 was Harry Warner. A man of the same name was a brewer in Cheltenham. Harry Warner […]
New Inn / Naunton Inn, Stow Road, Naunton GL54 3AJ
The Gloucester to Stow on the Wold was turnpiked in 1775 and the Naunton Inn was opened as a house of call for coaches at the junction of the lane from Naunton and the Turn Pike, by the track to Aylworth. The Naunton Inn was 93 and a quarter miles from Hyde Park Corner, London. […]
Black Horse, Naunton GL54 3AD
The Black Horse is situated in front of Longford House to the east of the village. George Smith, the owner of the Black Horse in 1891 was a farmer and he let the pub to tenants. Although George lived in the village, he did not reside in the Black Horse. Upon his death George Smith […]
Milking Pail, Mickleton GL55 6RU
There is a private residence called the Milking Pail in Mickleton. The postal code suggests that it was near to the Lamb Inn. This page will be updated with additional information. Licensing Details: Owner in 1891: Courtenay Pearce (free from brewery tie) Rateable value in 1891: £16.0s.0d. Type of licence in 1891: Beerhouse Owner in […]
Lamb Inn, Mickleton GL55 6RU
The Lamb Inn was a rare Gloucestershire outlet for Lucas & Co’s Leamington Spa beers. Lucas, Blackwell & Arkwright had 124 tied houses of which the Lamb Inn must have been their most southern outlet. Lucas & Co. were acquired by Ansells Brewery in November 1928 and brewing at Leamington ceased six years later. There […]
Kings Arms, Mickleton GL55 6RT
This page will be updated with additional information. https://www.kingsarmsmickleton.co.uk Licensing Details: Owner in 1891: Flowers & Sons, Stratford on Avon Rateable value in 1891: £19.3s.4d. Type of licence in 1891: Alehouse Owner in 1903: Flowers & Sons, Stratford on Avon Rateable value in 1903: £19.3s.4d. Type of licence in 1903: Alehouse Closing time in 1903: […]
Butchers Arms, Chapel Lane, Mickleton GL55 6SD
Mickleton is in the far north west corner of Gloucestershire near the Worcestershire and Warwickshire border. The Butchers Arms was one of the few Gloucestershire pubs to be tied to Sladden & Collier’s Evesham brewery. Sladden & Co. was acquired by the Cheltenham Original Brewery in 1927 and closed down. The pub has stone flagged […]
