Pub history

The Miller’s Well

At the nearby junction of Cheltenham Gardens and Central Park Road, there was a famous medicinal spring known as the Miller’s Well. Its water was said to cure a wide variety of ailments. The earliest record of the spring is in 1818, when it was set in open countryside. The Miller’s Well was covered over when the area was developed in the early 1900s. There is now no sign of the spring, yet this pub bears its name.