Queen's Hotel
| Status: | Closed and demolished |
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| Address: | St Martins le Grand, EC1A (streetmap) (osm) (gmap) (bingmap) (streetview) |
| London borough: | City of London |
| Former name(s): | Bull and Mouth |
| Former address: | [or St Martins-le-Grand] |
| Historical parish: | St Anne and St Agnes |
| Dates open: |
by 1811-c1888
demolished 1888 |
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| Notes: | Renamed as the "Queen's Hotel" in 1831, though the old name appears to have been used interchangeably. The 1875 Ordnance Survey map marks the "Site of Bull and Mouth Inn" as being to the west along Bull and Mouth Street (which no longer exists), halfway between St Martins le Grand and King Edward Street. Not to be confused with the "Queen's Arms Tavern" at 28 St Martins le Grand (see separate entry). |
| Sources: | Dates/Demolished/Renaming: Pub Wiki OS 1875 (as "Queen's Hotel") PO 1841 (as "Bull & Mouth Hotel & coach office")/1869/1882 (all as "Queen's Hotel") |
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