Prince of Wales

27 October, 2011 Prince of Wales

Tetbury Families

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Prince of Wales


	The Prince of Wales was along Harper Street or as it is today, West Street. It was affectionately known as the Drum and Monkey by the locals and used to house a skittles alley. It formed part of the frontage of West Street, and now is cottages built late 1990s

1871	CULL, George [Plasterer & beerhouse keeper]
1881	a resident there was Ann Bailey
1885-91	James Horton
1891	Licensing Act list of all Licensed Premises: James Horton licensee of Messrs Cook tied beerhouse owned by WG Weare. Annual lease.
1897	Elizabeth Horton (Mrs)
1901	Charles Keedwell, a retired lance corporal in yeomanry from St Briavels, GLS
1903	Licensing Act list of all Licensed Premises: Charles James Keedwell tied Cooks beerhouse owned by Misses Weare. Q 1 conviciton, no endorsements, 3 transfers in pasat 5 years, 11pm closing [Charles Keedwell went on to be landlord of the Three Cocks until at least 1919]
1906	John Oates


	left: An early map showing the location along Harper Street. below: Prince of Wales Row [Photo © Lynne Cleaver 2006]

	SOURCES: Mosdell, S.G.; Take a closer look at Tetbury’s Inns & Public Houses; published by the author Map reproduced with permission from Gloucestershire Archives.


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