The Definitive Guide to the History of
Pubs and Beerhouses in Coventry

Drinking in an Old English Town

City, 60 Spon Street (Mills)

Address:	60 Spon Street
Became:	Queen's Arms
This could refer to a number of queens, Elizabeth I, Victoria or Anne being the usual candidates. The earliest known reference to this pub is in a document of 1840. In 1906 it was advertising NBC beers but in 1911 the licenses was surrendered for an off-beerhouse license somewhere else in the city. It closed on 30th September 1911. The premises became the Coventry Hat and Hosiery Company.
LICENSEES: 1850 Joseph Mills
Street plan of 1851