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As named 1804.
Stood on the south-west corner of Row 77 facing Middlegate Street.

The THREE FEATHERS at sometime before 1804.

Included in 1804 transaction :-
Large rebuilt malthouse with steeps, corn chambers and granaries, formerly a tan house and net chambers, with malthouse and two wine vaults under and stable and new building, formerly a cobbler's stall or shop, lying between Feathers Row to the north, Meetinghouse to south, Blind Middlegate east and Middlegate Street west.


Formerly of James Norton and sold in 1805 by Samuel Paget junior, John Adcock and others to William Larlham.

Licence removed 1805

Malthouse and Barley Chamber, wine vaults and stable sold in 1810,
Land near Meetinghouse sold 1815.
Stable with hay chamber, gatehouse and pantry converted into coach house, dwelling house or public house conveyed 1819 to William Larlham junior.
In 1853 William Robert Larlham conveyed to trustees for sale.
Purchased by Congregational Trustees c1867 for enlargement of church site.