The Coachmakers Arms

The Coachmakers was in existance from at least the 1850s.

Tagged as: North Laine, Pubs

Image (c) Carol Homewood

W. Carter ran the pub from the 1850s up until the 1880s. The photo I have taken here is from 1990. I am not sure when it ceased trading but this pub survived some 140 years! Pretty amazing.

Date of Photograph/s: 1990

Address: 76 Trafalgar Street on the corner of Blackman Street

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Christopher Wyer

July 5, 2019 at 1:51 pm

Hello – can I please use your photo above to share with the FB group called Growing Up in Brighton and Hove.

Many thanks
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jason stainer

October 15, 2021 at 9:00 pm

By the late 80s, it was a squat, I went to some parties there.
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