| Licensees : |
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JOHN GROOM
Death recorded September 1858 |
* 1846 - * 1858 |
Mrs MARTHA GROOM
(Gardener in 1871 - age 70) |
1864 - 1869 |
EDWARD MONSEY
& farmer
& market gardener
(Edward Munsey 1875 & 1877) |
* 1872 - 1892 |
| FRANK GRAY |
1896 |
| FREDERICK GROOM JOHNSON |
by 1898 |
| SAMUEL WILLIAM RICHMOND |
17.10.1905 |
| JAMES BANHAM |
18.07.1911 |
| JAMES HENRY PASTON |
04.11.1913 |
| ARTHUR BARNES |
02.11.1915 |
| Fine 16.09.1919
of £15 plus £5 costs, or 14 days detention for permitting members of the Armed Forces on
Licensed Premises after 9:00pm. |
| JAMES ARTHUR DOWNS |
06.01.1920 |
| ALBERT EDWARD THOMAS |
04.01.1921 |
| WILLIAM MARTIN |
02.10.1928 |
| BENJAMIN FISH |
21.05.1946
to at least 1959 |
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| Mr & Mrs S. SCHLOSSER |
1970 |
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| MIKE &
BELINDA MINORS |
2013 |
|
Un-named beerhouse & Pleasure Gardens 1854
Frederick Groom Johnson applied for a full licence at the Brewster Sessions
Tuesday 23rd August 1898.
Landlords of the Royal Oak and the Sportsman's Arms objected to the
application. In spite of the applicant being prepared to spend £1000 in
rebuilding the house if the licence was granted, the magistrates refused
the application.Rebuilt 1935.
Full licence granted 07.03.1939 upon removal from the
TROWEL & HAMMER, East Harling.
Closed early 2012.
Destined to re-open during 2013, renamed the
BOATHOUSE and advertised as a `Country Pub, Wedding Venue and Gastro
Dining Experience'. |
