No. 26 of 36 in the 2010 compilation
Grantham Arms
A surviving inn and hotel on the northern side of Boroughbridge.
Known history
A surviving inn and hotel on the northern side of Boroughbridge. Bernard Porter's list puts the Grantham Arms under Langthorpe, while its present address uses Milby.
Source: Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)
Bulmer's 1890 directory lists William Alfred Lister as victualler at the Grantham Arms, Milby. Bernard Porter's memories say it was named after Lord Grantham of Newby Hall.
Sources: Bulmer's Directory, 1890: Kirby Hill parish trades and professions; Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (February 2010)
Dates
| What | When | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| William Alfred Lister, victualler | 1890 | DocumentedBulmer's Directory, 1890: Kirby Hill parish trades and professions |
Photographs
Open questions
- When was it first licensed?
Particulars
- Address
- Milby, Boroughbridge YO51 9BW
- Area
- Milby
- Historic parish
- Humburton with Milby township, split between Aldborough and Kirby Hill parishes
- Riding
- North Riding
- Kind of house
- Inn
- Status
- Trading pub and hotel.
Where
Location: Verified from OpenStreetMap. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Sources
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- Bernard Porter, Hostelries in Boroughbridge (February 2010)
Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive - Bulmer's Directory, 1890: Kirby Hill parish trades and professions
GENUKI transcription - Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (February 2010)
Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive - Grantham Arms, Boroughbridge
CAMRA WhatPub - OpenStreetMap
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