The Wheel Public House, Codsall

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Date:1910

Description:The Wheel public house on Wolverhampton Road, Codsall.

Thomas Bentley in 1849 owned a house, garden and croft measuring over an acre of land. Thomas was a wheelwright so when he was granted a licence by 1896 it was appropriate that he should call the inn the "Wheel". Outside over the entrance he hung a wheel as his sign. The annexe on the side was his workshop. The Wheel was demolished in 2005 and houses were built on the site.

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Public Houses Buildings, Architecture, Monuments

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Image courtesy of: Mrs Judy Davies

Donor ref:MBO-12 (37/39105)

Source: Staffordshire Museum Service

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