This property was one of the many small inns along Charnham Street during the Victorian period. It probably opened as a beer retailer c1830.

It was known as The Stag's Head (or Stag).

1830 Pigot Directory: Robert Salt was innkeeper.
1836 Old Moore's Almanac: Stag's Head listed.

1844 Pigot Directory: William Winter - tavern and public house.
1844 Snare Directory: William Winter - innkeeper

1847 Kelly Directory: Mrs Elizabeth Winter
1847 Snare  Directory: Elizabeth Winter - innkeeper

1850 Slater: John Fowler - tavern and  public house
1851 Census: John Fowler - innkeeper

1854 Billing: Henry Isles - victualler

1861 Census: John Phillips - publican  Stag's Head
1863 Dutton & Allen: John Phillips - publican and  carpenter
1864 Billing: Henry Isles - victualler
1869 Post Office  Directory: John Phillips
1869  (Kelly) John Phillips
1871 Census:  John Phillips - innkeeper "Stagg Inn"
1877 Kelly: John Phillips

We are unsure when the inn closed.

1903 (Kelly):  John Waller Horne, 'carman and jobmaster', with horses and traps to let or hire. (In 1895 he had been at the Plough Inn in the High Street, where he hired 'waggonettes and traps'.)
1911 (Kelly) John Waller Horne.

Ratnam's Costcutter, Jun 2010

Charnham Street c1910

Charnham Street c1910