The 1st December 1715 Coroner's Inquest into the death of Robert Houghton, esq, who was struck in the breast with a sword by Edward Browne, gent., records that the Fleece was located in the parish of St. Simon & Jude, which covers the area Wensum Street, Quayside, Fye Bridge Street, etc. It seems likely to be the same business as later recorded at St. George Tombland?

Baking Office and adjoining Public House, to be sold together or separate, February 1803.
All that good-accustomed & well-known Baking-office in the occupation of Mr. Wilson and that good-accustomed Public-house, called the FLEECE, adjoining thereto. The situation of these Estates for trade is equal to any in Norwich.
Advertised for sale again 16th June 1804


Found as the DUKES TAVERN from 1856.




House no. 299 on 1845 Magistrates list