Canal Tavern, 5 Leicester Row
Alternative Addresses: | Dog Lane | ||
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
1835 | Beerhouse | ||
1836 | 1969 | Canal Tavern | |
![]() Interestingly, Josiah Keatley (licensee from 1894 to 1897) was a veteran of the American Civil War (1861-1865). He served in the 11th Kansas Cavalry for three years, and in 1880 was granted a Federal War Veteran's pension. He is buried in the London Road Cemetery, Coventry. Grateful thanks for this information from Michael Hammerson (suvcw.org.uk). | |||
LICENSEES:1835 - 1844 Robert Golsby 1844 - 1860 Charles Spicer (died 1860) 1860 - 1866 Sophia Spicer (widow of Charles) 1866 - 1867 Thomas Goode 1867 - 1870 Arthur Birch 1870 - 1871 Mary Birch 1871 - 1874 Luther Drakeford 1879 John Deeming 1881 William Thompson 1886 - 1893 Frederick Bushill 1893 - 1894 Louisa Hampton 1894 - 1897 Josiah Keatley (see note above) 1897 - 1901 John Payne 1901 - 1916 Amelia Payne (including music license) 1916 - 1921 Daniel Hopkins 1921 - 1924 William Sagar manager 1926 - 1929 W. Statham 1931 - 1940 T. Bates 1950 - 1962 Harold A. Allen 1967 - 1970 Dennis McCallum (also see Courthouse Inn and Meriden Tavern) | |||
![]() Street plan of 1851 | |||
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