Turks Head, 29 Silver Street
Alternative Addresses: | Bishop Street | ||
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
1635 | 1892 | Turks Head | |
1892 | 1934 | Tramway Inn | |
1934 | 1977 | Turks Head | |
1977 | 1982 | City Centre Pub | |
1982 | 1986 | Turks Head | |
1986 | 1996 | Diplomat | |
1996 | 1998 | Aztecs | |
1999 | 2003 | Pride of Coventry | |
2003 | 2014 | Diplomat | |
2014 | 2017 | Roadhouse | |
![]() Noble families whose members had taken part in the crusades tended to include a Turk's head as part of their arms. | |||
LICENSEES:1822 - 1823 J. Francis c1825 John Catterns 1830 Charles Weston 1831 William Rotherham 1835 Thomas Elton 1841 - 1842 Thomas Harrald 1842 - 1848 James Stringer 1848 - 1857 William King 1857 William Randle (Apr to Oct) 1857 George Honeysett (Oct to Nov) 1857 - 1858 Thomas Poultney 1858 - 1879 George Yardley (transferred from the Cock, Jordan Well) 1879 - 1881 John Russell 1882 Henry Dobbs 1882 Walter Henry Ward 1888 Mary Ann Keene 1888 - 1889 Joseph Dorrington 1889 - 1890 Henry French 1890 - 1892 William Taylor 1929 - 1934 A. V. Harrison 1935 - 1936 W. E Swain 1937 - 1938 A. E. Swain 1939 - 1940 H. G. Shuttleworth 1940 - 1961 William Smith (see also earlier to 1940 at The Leicester Inn, Stoney Stanton Road) 1977 John & Margaret Cooper 1983 Colin Taggart | |||
OWNERS:1862 Free Grammar School | |||
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