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Built on the site of market gardens. Henry Kirk was said to be residing at the Nursery Tavern in January 1876 and employed as a twine spinner. Listed from 1871. Caister Road 1875 & 1879 55 Caister Road 1886 Robert Yaxley applied to make alterations to the bar, Tuesday 19th April 1904. The aim was to create a `Bottle & Jug' department since it was sometimes inadvisable for young girls to come into the bar to fetch beer for dinner. The works would involve making a new doorway and erecting a partition, so reducing the actual drinking area. The magistrates approved the application. Closed for the duration of WWII according to a letter dated
23.04.1941. |