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67 Nelson Street in 1883. 112 Nelson Road Central 1912, 1925, 1933, 1937 & 1959. (In 1934 113 Nelson Road Central is also listed as John Mitchell & Sons, Fish Curers) Full licence granted 21st August 1894 following removal from the WEAVER'S ARMS. In January 1915 a Zeppelin raid on Yarmouth caused considerable damage in the St. Peter's Plain area. It was reported 23rd January 1915 that several public house had suffered, but the hardest hit were the Royal Standard and the Malakoff Tavern. The Royal Standard having scarcely a window left intact. The MALAKOFF FREEHOUSE by 2009 The Malakoff was a tower forming part of the defences of Sevastopol, a major battle ground in the Crimean War of October 1853 to February 1856. |