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GREAT EASTERN Gt. YARMOUTH G index
155 NELSON ROAD CENTRAL
corner of ALBION ROAD
REGENT WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED February 2024
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953) & PS 18/14/2-3 (1953 - 1980)
EDWARD BURTON of Norwich as given 1903
STEWARD & PATTESON by 1928
WATNEY MANN  
BRENT WALKER  
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PUNCH TAVERNS by 2004
Licensees :
WILLIAM THOMAS BLYTH 1890
Mrs. H. STEPHENSON 1892
HARRY A WHITE 1901 - 1903
JAMES VAIL 22.01.1903
CHARLES JAMES PEARCE 15.01.1904
JOHN BARCLAY 14.04.1905
WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR 12.01.1906
ALFRED JOHN LEWIS RUSSELL 25.08.1908
WILLIAM THOMAS NICHOLLS 04.08.1912
THOMAS EDWARD BATES 09.01.1914
LILIAN ELIZABETH SKOYLES 21.10.1947
FREDERICK IVES SKOYLES 04.05.1948
ARTHUR GEORGE BROOM 02.12.1952
SIDNEY ARTHUR HERBERT TAYLOR 30.10.1969
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KERRY & AARON GEDGE
(Also at Albion)
2020

 Image courtesy of Colin Tooke  -  Shown with permission.
1912

Previously the HEARTY TAR to at least 1888.

GREAT EASTERN STORES in 1890.

On 14th April 1905, Charles Pearce advised that his rent was £60, he was not aware of the rates to be paid. The Chairman enquired if he had studied his tenancy agreement, because in many cases, tenants were unaware of what was contained therein.
Mr. Vail, the outgoing tenant confirmed that rates were paid on the same amount as the rent. £60.

Noted 1912 as selling Fordhams Ales, of Ashwell, Hertfordshire.
The only Gt. Yarmouth outlet.
Then named the GREAT EASTERN HOTEL.


Damaged by enemy action during WWII.

Closed February 2024.
Plans announced September 2024 to convert into four flats.

See p. 101 of `Gt. Yarmouth & Gorleston Pubs ' pub. 2004
See p. 25 of `Gt. Yarmouth Archive Photos ' pub. 1995