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Closed Pubs

Windsor pubs that are now closed but have been re-purposed.

Herne’s Oak

Herne's Oak, built in the second half of the 1850s by Venus Britannia Hearn (née Stocker) of Clewer Fields, lost its licence in 1908 and became a general store for many years; now Care Computers.

Ken Sutherland 9th July 20269th July 2026

Bachelors’ Arms

First recorded in 1846 but probably earlier, it was one of many public houses close to Victoria Barracks in Victoria Street. Since replaced with offices.

Ken Sutherland 29th June 202630th June 2026

Adam & Eve

Being next door to the Windsor Theatre Royal., it was frequented by actors and theatre-goers for many years. Now a Thai restaurant.

Ken Sutherland 23rd June 202629th June 2026

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