The pub was at the bottom of Charles Street and is now a house.

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Named after the charitable Oddfellow Society that had a number of members in the town since the lodge was formed in 1839.

 

Census information shows that the landlords of this pub also operated as coal merchants.

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In 1877 an advertisement in the Cheadle Herald stated that first class Brawn (jellied pigs head) was kept at

William Eaton’s Oddfellow Arms.

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An auction plan from 1905, marks the location of the Oddfellow Arms and indicates it was owned by Peter Walker and Son Ltd.

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The pub closed in 1907, after it’s license failed to be renewed.

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Later owners of the property were coal merchants, just as some licensees had been.

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Past Proprietors:

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William Eaton (Cheadle Herald 1877)
George Day (Cheadle Herald 1886, 1887) [until July 1890]
Loton Titterton [from July 1890] (Cheadle Herald 1890, 1891)
Samuel Whitehurst (1901 Census)
Thomas Harris (Staffordshire Sentinel 1907) [presumably the last landlord in 1907]

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