W. Marshall, Innkeeper of the 'Railway Arms' in Vine Street, Uxbridge

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William Marshall was the innkeeper of the 'Railway Arms' in Vine Street, Uxbridge. The inn was originally a beer-house called 'The Swan' but, with the arrival of the railway in Uxbridge in 1883, it became known as 'The Railway Hotel'. Between the two wars it was renamed 'The Railway Arms'. In 1976 it was called 'The Printer’s Devil' because its patrons were mostly the employees of King & Hutchins Printers. It was demolished in 1980.

Hillingdon Local Studies, Archives and Museum Service

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Title

W. Marshall, Innkeeper of the 'Railway Arms' in Vine Street, Uxbridge

Date

1883

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 50.5 x W 76 cm

Accession number

UXBLH : 407

Acquisition method

gift from Mr G. W. Lurkins, 1939

Work type

Painting

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