Wellesley Arms
On our starting list, but not yet found in any source we have checked.
Not yet confirmedas of 2026-10-28
What the record says
- …Not yet found. We have found no record of a Wellesley Arms at Kirby Hill so far. It does not appear in Baines's 1823 directory, the town council's history or memories, or CAMRA's listings.[21][2][12]
- ✓Kirby Hill in 1823. The inns recorded at Kirby Hill in 1823 were the White Horse (Matthew Hanby, victualler) and the Blue Bell (Grace Pickering, common brewer, maltster and victualler).[21]
Photographs
Still to find
- Any documentary evidence that it existed
- If it did: location, dates, and any later name
Particulars
Where
Not on the map yetNobody has documented exactly where it stood. If you know, please tell us.
Sources
- Baines's Directory 1823: Kirby Hill parish (Kirby Hill and Langthorpe), transcription, GENUKI
- Memories and collected information by Mr Bernard Porter (Feb 2010, compiled by Mike Jones), Boroughbridge Town Council memories archive
- Pubs in Boroughbridge, CAMRA WhatPub
- Parishes: Kirkby Hill or Kirkby on the Moor (Victoria County History, North Riding), British History Online
- Kirby-on-the-Moor, Wikipedia
Numbers in the text refer to the archive's full source list. Know better? Send a correction.