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Picture source: Gordon Cragg

The Charlton Arms was situated on Church Street, Wellington. This grade-II listed pub closed in August 2006, following a fire, and has now been converted into apartments.

Used to meet a girlfriend for lunch here occasionally. Nice beer & food, but pricey & snobby staff. Used to get some funny looks when I parked up my motorbike & meet my rather posh, very well dressed, lady.

Bruce Enzer (May 2021)

Listed building details:

Late C18/early C19 stuccoed brick range with plain tile roof with gabled ends. Right hand corner radiused. Three-storeys. Three window range. Sashes with glazing bars. Left hand panelled double doors and porch with Tuscan columns and pilasters supporting heavy entablature. Left hand 2-storey one window wing with hipped roof and large tripartite sashes with glazing bars. Central brick chimney stack.

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Picture source: Sue Thomsett