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Smugglers Arms
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The Smugglers Arms was situated on
the corner of Front Street and West Road. |
Source: Dean Hardy |
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When it closed down it was called
Fosters Lodge and before that The Smugglers and before that Majors but all
of these were "new" names. Since before WW2 and into the 1980s it was The
Railway Hotel before that it was the Railway Tavern but most people over 40
would know it as the Railway.
It was built well before1857 (when it appeared on an OS Map) and was rebuilt
in 1899.
The All England (Live) Pigeon Shooting Championship for 1889 was organised
at this pub and 51 contestants competed. The winner's name is not recorded. |
Neville Bougourd (August 2017) |
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