The Beaufort Arms
The
Beaufort
Arms ( The Duke of Beaufort)
GL9 1AU
The
Duke of Beaufort had an annual rateable value of £14.10s.0d. in 1891
which had increased to £16.0s.0d. in 1903. In that year 'last orders' were
called at 10 p.m. Now known as the Beaufort Arms it is still trading and is a
vibrant village pub. The present landlord, Mark Steeds, is enthusiastic about
the heritage of the old breweries of Gloucestershire and beyond and has some
interesting items of breweriana displayed
in the pub. Wickwar Brewery Brand Oak Bitter (BOB) is usually available at the
Beaufort Arms which keeps the longstanding links with Wickwar brewing and the
Beaufort Arms alive. Map reference ST 778869.
1851 census William Winbows wife Mary was innkeeper
1871 William Winbow ran the Beaufort
1881census Martin Shipp
1885 Martin Shipp
1891 Martin Shipp. Alehouse. Arnold Perrett & Co. Ltd., Wickwar Brewery
1902 Frederick Millard
1903 Frederick Millard. Alehouse. Arnold Perrett & Co. Ltd.,
Wickwar Brewery
1906
Samuel. Burnell
1919,1927 Joseph V. Powell (Beaufort Arms)
1939 Frank Arnold Tazwell
1994 - present day Mark Steeds.