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Aslockton,   Bagthorpe,   Barnaby in the Willows,   Beeston,   Bingham,   Bleasby,   Burton Joyce,   Car Colston,   Carlton on Trent,   Caunton,   Caythorpe,   Collingham,   Colston Bassett,   Costock,   Cotgrave,   Cotham,   Cropwell Bishop,   Cropwell Butler,   Dunham,   Eakring,   East Bridgford,   East Stoke,   Eastwood,   Edingley,   Edwinstowe,   Egmanton,   Elkesley,   Elton,   Epperstone,   Everton,   Farndon,   Farnsfield,   Fiskerton,   Granby,   Gringley On The Hill,   Gunthorpe,   Halam,   Hayton,   Hickling,   High Marnham,   Hockerton,   Hoveringham,   Hucknall,   Kelham,   Kimberley,   Kinoulton,   Kirkby in Ashfield,   Kneesall,   Lambley,   Laneham,   Langar,   Laxton,   Lowdham,   MANSFIELD,   Mapperley Plains,   Mapplebeck,   Misterton,   Morton,   Nether Langwith,   NEWARK,   Normanton on Trent,   NOTTINGHAM,   Old Clipstone,   Orston,   Oxton,   RADCLIFFE ON TRENT,   RETFORD,   Rolleston,   Selston,   South Leverton,   SOUTHWELL,   Staunton in the Vale,   Strelley,   Sturton Le Steeple,   SUTTON IN ASHFIELD,   Thurgarton,   Upton,   Walesby,   Wellow,   WEST BRIDGFORD,   West Leake,   West Markham,   West Stockwith,   Woodborough,   WORKSOP,   Wysall
Historic Pubs and Inns in Newark from 1341 - 1963
by William G Law - April 1965

We are indebted to Judy Stride of Callington, Cornwall who supplied the information originally compiled by William Law, who died aged 77 in 1977. William lived in Newark all his life and worked for Worthington Simpsons as a Tool room clerk. Pubs, Inns and Hotels older than 200 years are highlighted in blue. We have also included the Postcode and additional information where we know it. The street number in many cases have now been changed. If you have any further interesting facts about any of the pubs or inns listed here, please let us know.
Pub Name
Address
Post Code
Dates
The Angel 24 Middle Gate   1471 - 1963  
The Black Bull 18 Carter Gate   1829 - 1914  
The Black Horse 85 Barnaby Gate   1853 - 1891  
The Black Swan 8 St Marks Lane   1832 - 1930  

The Black Boy

 27 Chatham Street   1872 - 1911  
The Barley Mow 5 Albert Street   1832 - 1911  
The Blue Swan 27 North Lane   1972 - 1911  
The Boat 15 Water Lane   1872 - 1905  

The Blue Bell

 33 Market Place   1794 - 1910  
The Blue Lion Middlegate   1832 - 1844  
The Blue Man 172 Northgate NG24 1HL 1832 -  

The Boars Head

 Middlegate   1832 - 1959  
The Bridge Inn Lincoln Road NG24 2DQ 1936 -  

The Broadway

 Bowbridge Road NG24 4DF 1939 -  
Blackmores Head Kirk Gate   1792 - 1794  

The Big Eighteen

 18 Balderton Gate   1869 - 1938  
The Cardinal's Hat Jersey Street   1957 -  
The Castle and Falcon Beaumont Street NG24 1TW 1809 -  
The Clinton Arms
The Clinton Arms Hotel is can be found by following the 18th century columns at the side of Market Place. In earlier centuries it was an important coaching inn used by Lord Byron and Gladstone who made his first election address from the balcony.
 		38 Market Place   1494 -  
Cardinal's Hat 38 Market Place NG24 4NE 1494 -  
The Coach and Horses Middlegate   1828 - 1931  
The Cross Keys Beaumont Street   1794 -  
Cross Guns Baldertongate   -  
Cross Inn Baldertongate   1793 -  
The Crown Inn 65 Appleton Gate   1853 - 1952  
The Dolphin (later the Volunteer) Barnby Gate   1832 - 1897  
Duke of Cumberland 10 Middle Gate   1793 -  
Duke of Welington 83 Millgate   1819 - 1932  
The Durham Ox 51 Millgate   1872 -  
The Dusty Miller Stodman Street   -  
Eagle Tavern 23 Castlegate   1870 - 1962  
Exchange Hotel 23 Castle Gate   1883 -  
The Fox and Crown 39 Appleton Gate NG24 1JY 1832 -  
The Generous Briton 35 Lombard Street   1803 -  
The George and Dragon 3 Castle Gate   1780 -  
The Golden Fleece 19 Lombard Street   1832 - 1933  
The Green Dragon Market Place   - 1773  
The Hearty Good Fellow 33 Pelham Street   1872 - 1933  
The Horse and Gears 10 Portland Street NG24 4XF 1832 -  
The Horse and Jockey 46 Balderton Gate   1832 -  
Jolly Waggoner (later Portland Arms) 26 Portland Street   1872 - 1930  
The King's Arms 27 King Street   1832 -
The King's Head 8 Chain Lane   1794 -  
King William IV 22 Parliment Street   1832 -  
Lion and Adder 101 North Gate   1828 - 1929  
Lord Nelson 80 Balderton Gate   1832 - 1914  
Lord Nelson 77 Mill Gate   1872 - 1907  
Malt Shovel 16 North Gate NG24 1HD 1872 -  
Maiden's Head 16 North Gate   -  
Marquis of Granby Balderton Gate   1919 - 1866  
Midland Hotel Trent Bridge Road   1892 -  
Newark Arms 2 Appleton Gate NG24 1LR 1832 -  
Newark Castle Mill Gate   1872 - 1873  
Newcastle Arms (Leather Bottle) 1 George Street   1869 -  
New White Hart Carter Gate   1868 -  
New Inn 2 William Street NG24 1QS 1872 -  
Oliver Cromwell Taven 48 Barnaby Gate   1872 - 1930  
Old Castle Mill Gate   1832 -  
Old King's Arms 10 Kirk Gate NG24 1AD 1832 -  
Odd Fellow's Arms 55 Castle Gate   1872 - 1931  
The Pack Horse 18 Albert Street NG24 4BJ 1793 -  
The Pack Horse Middle Gate   1797 - 1833  
Phoenix Tavern William Street   1868 - 1879  
Plough Inn ----   -----  
Albion Tavern 8 Guildhall Street   1832 - 1906  
Queen's Head
The Queens Head is to be found to the right of Newark Town hall (built in 1773). In front of the projecting buildings can be found a cast iron pump and a Bear Baiting Post.
 8 Market Place   1560 -
Ram Hotel 9 Castle Gate   1542 -  
Red Lion 1 William Street   1872 - 1895  
Reindeer 102 North Gate   1735 - 1959  
The Rising Sun 3 St Marks Lane   1891 - 1922  
Rose and Crown 8 Water Lane   1872 - 1905  
Robin Hood 3 Lombard Street   1794 -  
Robin Hood and Little John 1 Lincoln Street   1872 -  
Royal Mail Tavern Beaumont Street   1820 -  
Rutland Arms 5 Barnby Gate NG24 1PX 1733 -  
Royal Oak Stodman Street   1832 -  
Royal Oak Castle Gate NG24 1AZ 1832 - 1962  
Saracen's Head
The Saracen's Head is now closed but in earlier days it was visited several times by Sir Walter Scott and a plaque commemorates Jeannie Dean's stay here in his novel 'Heart of Midlothian'. A bust of the saracen high in the wall along the colonnade next to the Market Place, marks the spot of the old inn.
 Market Place   1341 - 1853
The Ship Water Lane   1832 - 1933  
Spring House Farndon Road NG24 4SA 1832 -
Spread Eagle 7 Middle Gate   1828 -  
Swan and Salmon
now re-opened as Kelly's		 Castle Gate NG24 1BG 1521 - 1919
Talbot Carter Gate   1341 - 1853  
Traveller's Rest Farndon Road   1906 -  
Turk's Head (then Hotel) 26 Kirk Gate   1740 -  
Ten Bells 30 Carter Gate   1872 - 1906  
Victoria Balderton Gate   1869 - 1939  
Vine Inn (Carpenters Arms) 31 Barnby Gate NG24 1QZ 1872 -  
Wagon and Horses 23 Castle Gate   1828 - 1880  
Water Mill 29 Mill Gate NG24 4TU 1815 -  
Wheat Sheaf Slaughterhouse Lane NG24 1ER 1828 -  
White Hind 2 Carter Gate   1832 -  
White Horse 27 Mill Gate   1832 - 1935  
White Lion Stodman Street   1790 - 1905  
White Swan North Gate NG24 1HF 1794 -  
Welcome All Nations 10 Balderton Gate   ----  
Woolpack 46 Stodman Street NG24 1AW 1832 -
Ye Olde White Hart
This is in the South corner of Market Place and over the entrance to the present inn and now the Nottingham Building Society. It is one of the finest examples of 14th century timber-framed architecture in England		 Market Place NG24 1DU 1413 -
Bowling Green Market Place   ----  
Railway Hotel Market Place   ----  
Northern Hotel Appleton Gate   1868 -  
Fisherman's Arms 7 Guildhall Street   ----  
Star Inn 7 Guildhall Street   1864 - 1910  
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