The Golden Quoit

Built

Unknown

Gone

As the Railway Tavern, a pub database gives 1897

There now

Unknown

Address

21 Botchergate

At 21 Botchergate, and earlier than either of its better-known names: a pub database has it as the Indian King before 1821. In the directories as the Andrew Marvel from 1847 to 1852, with Isaac Newton the publican in 1847 (an 1850 newspaper advertised the Andrew Marvel for sale) -- the pub's name may simply be a coincidence with the publican's own, or the two may have become confused somewhere along the way. It traded afterwards as the Golden Quoit from about 1855, and then, from 1861, as the Railway Tavern, which a pub database has running until 1897.

Source

• Carlisle Encyclopaedia, "A" page

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