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The Clock Tower Inn was situated at 15 The Broadway. This grade-II listed pub was previously called The Queens Arms.

Listed building details:

Circa 1800 pair of shops, now in single occupation. Two storeys and dormers. Two windows. Tile roof with ridge stack. Red brick. Stucco ground floor. Flat topped dormer sashes. Gauged flat red brick arches to recessed sash windows with glazing bars. Good original shopfronts with narrow pilasters carrying entablature with projecting, bracketted cornice and upswept frieze. Each former shop with paired windows, that on north retaining glazing bars. Half glazed doorway at south end; former shop doorway at north end blocked. Passage entrance at north end. The building had been converted to a public house before 1877.

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Name Dates Comments Chuck Brown 1981 Looking for a patron named Gwen. Julie Williams 1990s We have a page on Facebook, "The Clocky, Newbury", for all the rockers and metalheads that used to call The Clocktower their home away from home. Hebert McClain 1965/1968 I used to frequent at that time, the Kennet Lounge, with my girlfriend Glynis Cook. It was such a beautiful and friendly cozy place, even for Yanks. This is where I learned to drink Teacher Scotch Whisky. I returned in the late 80's when I was stationed in Ipswich, but it was not a pub. I am still looking for Glynis, we were to marry, but daddy hated Yanks, and they moved away.

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