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Miners Arms ca.1900 - John Hickman. Photo courtesy Hitchmough's Black Country Pubs

Miners Arms (Chapel House), 28 Ruiton Street, Lower Gornal, West Midlands

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. Benjamin Smith 1875-1876; Charles Evans 1891-1892; John HIckman 1892-1906; Enoch Smart 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.

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+[[File:LowerGornalMinersArms_Hickman.jpg|thumb|Miners Arms ca.1900 - John Hickman. Photo courtesy Hitchmough's Black Country Pubs]]
 [[File:Lwr Gornal Miners Arms.jpg|thumb]]
-<big>'''Charles Evans,	''' ''	Miner's Arms,	Lower Gornal,	West Midlands.''</big>
-Recorded in 1900. Bought by Thomas Booth, owner of the Corbyn's Hall Brewery.
+<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. Benjamin Smith 1875-1876; Charles Evans 1891-1892; John HIckman 1892-1906; [[Enoch Smart]] 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.
-By 1914 [[Henry Payton]] listed here and by 1930 [[Enoch Smart]], who was also at the Fountain.
 [[category:West Midlands]]