58 UK Pubs Called Carpenters Arms
The Carpenters ArmsChristchurch (Bransgore)
The Carpenters ArmsEly (Soham)
The Carpenters ArmsLeighton Buzzard (Stewkley)
The Carpenters Arms (Carps)London W (Marylebone)
The Carpenters ArmsPeterborough
The Carpenters ArmsPontypool
The Carpenters ArmsSwindon (South Marston)
The Carpenters ArmsWitneyAscot (Sunninghill)
Boston
Bristol (Stanton Wick)
Bristol (Wick)
Callington (Metherell)
Camberley
Cambridge (Great Wilbraham)
Cambridge
Canterbury
Carmarthen
Chepstow
Chippenham (Lacock)
Daventry (Lower Boddington)
Doncaster (Tickhill)
Doncaster (Westwoodside)
Dover (Coldred)
Dunstable (Harlington)
Faversham (Eastling)
Harpenden
Hayes
Hereford
Ilkeston (Dale Abbey)
Kings Lynn (East Winch)
Lincoln (Fiskerton)
London E
London E
London E
London W (Bloomsbury)
London WC
Loughton
Maldon
Newark (Walesby)
Newbury (Burghclere)
Newport
Newton Abbot (Ilsington)
Oxted (Limpsfield Chart)
Pontypridd (Efail Isaf)
Rochester
Stroud (Dursley)
Stroud
Thirsk (Felixkirk)
Tonbridge
Wellingborough (Irchester)
Wells-next-the-Sea (Wighton)
Wickford (Rawreth)
Windsor
Yeovil (Chilthorne Domer)
York (Market Weighton)
York (Fangfoss)
Origins of "Carpenters Arms" as a Pub Name
A reference to the working profession or Guild of Carpenters. Three compasses represents the Worshipful Company of Carpenters.
What's a Canonical Name?
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This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".
We've also dropped the "The", standarised with "and" instead of "&" and in some cases simplified pluralisation.
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