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Railway Arms
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Picture source:
Roger Hillier |
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The Railway Arms was situated on London
Road North. This pub opened in 1805 and closed in January 2018. It has now been converted into
residential accommodation. |
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I started drinking in there as a 17
year old kid, when Bill and Pauline Barry ran it. They left in the 1990's
and I continued to meet my friends there. The nickname of the Railway Arms
was The Pig. Two old men told me a story that part of the pub acted as a
butchers ( salon side ) hence the name The Pig as that's where the pigs were
hung. |
Dean Anderson (June 2019) |
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Other Photos |
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Date of photo: 1882 |
Picture source:
“Merstham – As Time Goes By” by Peter White |
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Date of photo: 2019 |
Picture source:
Roger Hillier |