Ring of Bells, 48 Jordan Well

These premises have been known by different names during their history:FROMTONAME
pre17561863Cock
18001802Ring of Bells
18631870Vampire
18641867Vampire Museum
The pub is first known from 1800 when, as the house of Thomas Aston, it was used for auctions in August and December, but within a couple of years became the COCK, although there is mention that soldiers were billeted here as early as 1756, and that a Lease and Release document concerning Coventry Societies dated 8/9 June 1808 states that... 'The Society which met at the RING OF BELLS (Jordan Well) has been dissolved...'.


This is often the name used for a pub where the local bell-ringers meet.

LICENSEES:

1800 Thomas Aston
Ring of Bells
Street plan of 1851
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