Foleshill Tavern, Well Street

These premises have been known by different names during their history:FROMTONAME
c1800c1828WAGGON AND HORSES
c1828c1830FOLESHILL TAVERN
1835c1839OLD WAGGON AND HORSES
c18391874WAGGON AND HORSES
18751929OLD WAGGON AND HORSES
Well St 1930s A local place-name for a pub which, apart from a listing in Pigot's 1928 directory, only appears twice in newspapers - both advertising the pub up for auction in September 1830, and stating "late known by the sign of the "WAGGON AND HORSES", and now called the FOLESHILL TAVERN . . . in the occupation of Mr. REES. By 1835 the name appears to have reverted to the OLD WAGGON AND HORSES under the new tenancy of Edward Wall.

LICENSEES:

1828 - 1830 William Rees
Foleshill Tavern
Street plan of 1851
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