Witham, Kingston upon Hull
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Witham, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 17 Jun 2013
The King's Arms public house, No.142 Witham. Rebuilt consequential of the realignment of the approach roads to the newly-built North Bridge. Prominent corner pub with an unusual ground plan. Built in 1930 by G. Houlton & Sons for Hull brewers Moors’ and Robson’s Ltd. Distinctive Art Deco/Neo-Georgian exterior. Latterly Wild West Show Bar, subsequently closed and all doorways bricked-up circa 2013.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.747697
Longitude
-0.329313