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87 LOWESTOFT ROAD
 LOWER CLIFF ROAD		 St ANDREW'S WARD FULL LICENCE from 1884 -
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953) & PS 18/14/2 (1953 - 1973) & PS 18/14/3 (9th February 1973 to 14th February 1980)
STEWARD & PATTESON  
WATNEY MANN 1967
BRENT WALKER 1988
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PUNCH Pubs & Co As given 2021
Licensees :
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ROBERT DENTON
beerhouse		 by 1875? to 1876
THOMAS OSBORNE
Age 48 in 1881		 *1876- 1888
JAMES ARNUP
(Died June 1925 - age 84)		 by 1890
HERBERT AMIS
(Died December 1935 - age 79)		 11.04.1913
GEORGE CHRISTOPHER READ
Died March 1951 - age 59		 13.04.1926
MILDRED HARVEY READ
(Died March 1972 - age 95)		 03.04.1951
DORIS MAY TOPPS
(Died June 1979 - age 76)		 03.07.1951
DAVID CECIL CHAPMAN 04.04.1967
ROBERT CARRIAGE
(Died September 1982 - age 65)		 23.07.1970
HAROLD LEWIS BARRETT
(Died January 1993 - age 66)		 10.07.1975
NEIL KING GARLAND  12.12.1980
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Entry No 201 in Licence Register

c1950
c1950

Robert Denton is named at the SHIP in 1868, in 1871 his address is Lower Cliff Road and Pier Road in 1872.

Thomas Osborne applied 24th July 1876 for transfer of the licence of the THREE HERRINGS to this address where Robert Denton was then in occupation.

Thomas Osborne is at the COFFEE HOUSE, High Street in 1875, he is a beer retailer at Lowestoft Road in 1877.

On Thursday 21st August 1884, Thomas Osborne, landlord of the Albion Beerhouse, applied for the licence of the RED LION, Middlegate Street to be transferred to the Albion.
The Albion was in an increasing neighbourhood and it was understood that the tramway would soon be built past the house. Both houses were owned by Steward & Patteson. Application granted.


Given at no. 33 Lowestoft Road in 1904
At No 87 by 1937.

Damaged by enemy action in WWII - no exact date found.

 

Application to convert to a "Convenience Store" made September 2021.