Date:1880 - 1889 (c.)
Description:The Grazier's Arms, Church Street, Rugby, between 1875 and 1898. The Grazier's Arms was occupied by John Reynolds for over 40 years. He died in the latter part of 1874. On February 15th 1875 the inn was sold to the Northampton Brewery Co. for £2,750. According to the Rugby Advertiser of January 22nd 1898 the name was changed to "The Great Central Railway Hotel". In the Rugby Directory of 1900 it still appears as the Grazier's Arms and in the Rugby Directory of 1901 it appears as the Central Hotel. 1880s
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
Exhibition of art and other exhibits in The Town Hall, Rugby. 1862
People standing in The Shambles, Sheep Street, Rugby. Circa 1892
Crowds in the Market Place, Rugby, at the coronation of George V. 1911
Removal of the Cabbies' shelter in Market Place, Rugby. 1933
The George Hotel in the Market Place, Rugby. 1955
Plaza Cinema later renamed the Granada, Rugby. 1983
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Source: Heritage and Culture Warwickshire, Warwickshire County Council
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