Weavers Arms, 49 East Street, Harnall Fields

These premises have been known by different names during their history:FROMTONAME
18411841BEERHOUSE
18451860WEAVERS ARMS
18601940WHITE HORSE
In 1841 see the BEERHOUSE, Primrose Terrace. In 1860 the pub became the White Horse, however, for at least four years after this renaming, it was still occasionally referred to in newspapers as the Weaver's Arms.


The Worshipful Company of Weavers (1155) has the longest history of any city guild. Weaving played a vital part in Coventry's economy from the Middle Ages.

LICENSEES:

1846 - 1853 Joseph Shilton 1853 - 1869 Henry Pepper

OWNERS:

1846 - 1853 Joseph Shilton
Weavers 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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