Kings Arms, 18 Cross Cheaping

These premises have been known by different names during their history:FROMTONAME
17561830KINGS ARMS
18411915QUEENS ARMS
In 1787 this pub was to let. Then in 1791 it was demolished and a new house built with brewhouse, which continued with the name of Kings Arms. In 1830 the pub was owned by Wheatley's Charity and the tenant was John Byrne, who had a seven year lease for a messuage, brewhouse, yard and premises known by the sign of the Kings Arms. This became the QUEENS ARMS, 18 Cross Cheaping apparently at the accession of Victoria. Photo
Cross Cheaping 1892.



The arms shown depend on the monarch the artist had in mind - a declaration of loyalty.

LICENSEES:

1822 - 1823 E. Taylor 1828 - 1830 John Byrne

OWNERS:

1830 Wheatley's Charity
Kings Arms
Street plan of 1851
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(Due to the scaling on old maps, the pin location might not be 100% accurate.)
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