The Vulcan Hotel was an historic hotel and public house, formerly located in Adamsdown.
Built in 1853, it was located close to the joint-railway station of Queen Street, but on the southside of the Newport Road in the working class area of the suburb.
It remained unchanged from its Victorian created structure.
Adjoining Victorian buildings were demolished and redeveloped around it.

In 2012, Brains Brewery finally confirmed that they were to terminate their lease on the property.
Marcol Asset Management agreed to donate the building to the St Fagans National History Museum.
From July 2012, the building was taken down by contractors and preservationists, to allow brick by brick movement to St Fagans.
It was expected that the building would reopen at the museum in 2014, styled in a "between the wars" 1920-1930s period.
The Vulcan Hotel was an historic hotel and public house, formerly located in Adamsdown. Built in 1853, it was located close to the joint-railway station of Queen Street, but on the southside of the Newport Road in the working class area of the suburb. It remained unchanged from its Victorian created structure. Adjoining Victorian buildings were demolished and redeveloped around it.
In 2012, Brains Brewery finally confirmed that they were to terminate their lease on the property. Marcol Asset Management agreed to donate the building to the St Fagans National History Museum. From July 2012, the building was taken down by contractors and preservationists, to allow brick by brick movement to St Fagans. It was expected that the building would reopen at the museum in 2014, styled in a "between the wars" 1920-1930s period.
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