Past & Present
- Angel, 5 Oxford Street
- Barley Mow, 21 St. Mary’s Street
- Bath Arms, 40 Horsefair
- Bear Inn, 53 Lower High street
- Bell Hotel (Castle Inn), Abbey Row
- Black Horse Inn, Burton Hill
- Black Swan, 14 High Street
- Bolton’s Barm & Bearshop, 22 Gloucester Street
- Borough Arms, 7 Oxford Street
- Brewery Tap, 34 Cross Hayes
- Butcher’s Arms, 38 Gloucester Street
- Castle Inn, site of (Weavers Arms), 82 The Triangle
- Coopers Arms, 25 Abbey Road
- Crown & Ball, 34 High Street
- Duke of York, Holloway
- Flying Monk Inn, site of (Railway Hotel), 120 Gloucester Road
- George Hotel, 20 High Street
- Green Dragon, 6 Market Cross
- Greyhound Inn, site now (Smoking Dog), 62 Lower High Street
- Griffin, 12-16-18 High Street
- Guildhall, 9 Oxford Street
- King Athelstan Inn, Cross Hayes
- Knoll House Hotel, Swindon Road
- King’s Arms Hotel, 29 High Street
- Lamb Inn, 63 Gloucester Road
- Light (The Light), Bristol Street/Road
- Oddfellows Inn, 49 The Triangle
- Plough Inn, 12 Foxley Road
- Prince & Princess, site now (Whole Hog), 8 Market Cross
- Railway Hotel, site became (Flying Monk Inn), 120 Gloucester Road
- Railway Inn, 107 Gloucester Road
- Red Lion Inn, 2 High Street
- Rose & Crown, 102 Lower High Street
- Salutation, Cross Hayes Lane
- Saracens Head, Holloway
- Shoe (The Shoe), Cross Hayes Lane
- Smoking Dog, site of (Greyhound Inn), 62 Lower High Street
- Suffolk Arms, Tetbury Hill
- Sun Tavern
- Three Cups Inn, The Triangle
- Three Horse Shoes, Oxford Street
- Travellers Rest Inn, 1 West Street
- Unicorn, 92 Lower High Street
- Victoria FC Club House, Gloucester Road
- Volunteer Inn, 133 Lower High Street
- Weavers Arms, site became (Castle Inn), 82 The Triangle
- Westport Tavern, The Triangle
- White Horse Inn, 52 Lower High Street
- White Lion Inn, 8 Gloucester Street
- White Swan, 41 Lower High Street
- Whole Hog site of (Prince & Princess), 8 Market Cross
- XXX Inn, Market Cross
All the above pubs, inns and hotels that are not highlighted bold and the two below, have either been demolished or converted to other businesses or houses. For further details visit Shops & Businesses.
It has been said, that in the history of all these ale houses, public houses, inns and hotels, no more than 17 existed all together at the same time.
The following two pubs are often included in other peoples lists but are not strictly Malmesbury pubs as the Coopers Arms was nearer Brokenborough than Malmesbury and the Royal Oak was on the Common nearer Foxley than Malmesbury.