Nags Head, Canal Basin
Alternative Addresses: | By The Canal Basin | ||
Coventry canal basin
In 1779 whilst investigating the murder of John Newbold, Alderman Hewitt learnt that some suspects had been drinking in the Nags Head by the canal basin. A 'nag' is a small riding horse or pony, and early pub signs showing a nag's head probably indicated that one could be hired from the inn. | |||
LICENSEES:1779 James Chalmers |
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