A Virtual Stroll Around the Walls of Chester

The Vanished Pubs of Chester Gallery


painter's arms

The Painter's Arms stood at no.1 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. Its licencee in 1818-20 was William Dobson (Pigot's Directory), in 1828 (when the street is referred to as St. Martin's Place) it was still a William Dobson (his son?), 1n 1840 Mary Anne Reade, in 1857 Mrs M Davies, in 1880 Henry Walker, in 1902 Ignatius Ugalde (an unusual name! Where was he from?) in 1910-1914 John Maiden, in 1934-42, Mrs E A S Bartlett. Bill & Kitty McAdoo had the place in the late 40s / early 50s.

Along with much else, it was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the Inner Ring Road. More information on / photographs of this pub would be gratefully received.


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