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<big>'''Cutlers Arms''', ''29 Westgate, Rotherham, South Yorkshire''</big>
<big>'''Cutlers Arms''', ''29 Westgate, Rotherham, South Yorkshire''</big>


Built in 1907 by Stones, this Grade 2 Listed pub has a magnificent tiled frontage in biscuit brown and maroon. There are numerous references to Stones' brewery.
Rebuilt in 1907 by Stones, this Grade 2 Listed pub has a magnificent tiled frontage in biscuit brown and maroon. There are numerous references to Stones' brewery.
 
See also:
* ''[[Stones Ltd]]''
* ''[[List of William Stones Ltd. pubs]]''


'''Images of the pub:'''
'''Images of the pub:'''


''Photos from Steve Peck, November 2011''
''Photos from Steve Peck, November 2011:''


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''Photos from Pete Loveday, April 2018''
''Photos from Pete Loveday, April 2018:''


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Revision as of 00:16, 15 May 2018

Cutlers Arms, 29 Westgate, Rotherham, South Yorkshire

Rebuilt in 1907 by Stones, this Grade 2 Listed pub has a magnificent tiled frontage in biscuit brown and maroon. There are numerous references to Stones' brewery.

See also:

Images of the pub:

Photos from Steve Peck, November 2011:

Photos from Pete Loveday, April 2018: