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<big>'''Miners Arms (Chapel House)''', ''28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal, West Midlands''</big> | <big>'''Miners Arms (Chapel House)''', ''28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal, West Midlands''</big> | ||
Originally the '''Chapel House''', it was renamed Miners Arms in about 1891, but reverted to its original name in 2013. | A historic home-brew pub. Originally the '''Chapel House''', it was renamed Miners Arms in about 1891, but reverted to its original name in 2013. | ||
* '''Benjamin Smith''' 1875-1876. | |||
* '''Charles Evans''' 1891-1892. | |||
* '''John Hickman''' 1892-1906. | |||
* '''[[Enoch Smart (Lower Gornal)]]''' 1912-1934. | |||
Then [[John Seedhouse & Sons Ltd]]. Bought by [[Thomas Booth]], owner of the Corbyns Hall Brewery in June 1949. | Then [[John Seedhouse & Sons Ltd]]. Bought by [[Thomas Booth]], owner of the Corbyns Hall Brewery in June 1949. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 1 December 2020
Miners Arms (Chapel House), 28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal, West Midlands
A historic home-brew pub. Originally the Chapel House, it was renamed Miners Arms in about 1891, but reverted to its original name in 2013.
- Benjamin Smith 1875-1876.
- Charles Evans 1891-1892.
- John Hickman 1892-1906.
- Enoch Smart (Lower Gornal) 1912-1934.
Then John Seedhouse & Sons Ltd. Bought by Thomas Booth, owner of the Corbyns Hall Brewery in June 1949.
Acquired by Holden's Brewery Ltd, 30 September 1955. Still trading.