Volume Eleven - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - some more aspects - A House of Character - The Red House Inn . . .

The Red House Inn or Railway Hotel or Penarth Railway Inn was a public house situated just above the high water line on the shores of the Penarth Flats adjacent to Ferry Road.

A section of the local OS map surveyed during 1878-79 and published in 1885 showing the location of the Penarth Railway Inn. [010] [398]

During 1977 the following article was published about the pub within the periodical 'Malt & Hops' by CAMRA the organisation that promotes a Campaign for Real Ale! [959] Also with thanks to the Cathays Heritage Centre. [701]