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67 MARINE PARADE
 62 - 63 REGENT ROAD		 REGENT WARD FULL LICENCE -
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953) & PS 18/14/2 (1953 - 1973)
JOHN WALTER NIGHTINGALE      
WALTER H. NIGHTINGALE & Others     
WALTER H. NIGHTINGALE November 1930
EMILY MURIEL NIGHTINGALE 13.08.1936
E. M. VAUGHAN 02.09.1939
CAISTER HOTELS    
Licensees :
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ROBERT ELLIS
proprietor, Ladies Coffee Room facing the sea - Queens Hotel.		 1859
Head of house absent according to census 1861
JAMES HESELTINE
Also at DUKES HEAD		 by March 1861
CHARLES J ABLITT
(also at Victoria Gardens)		 1863
Miss MIRIAM MASSINGHAM 1865
Mrs. SARAH ANN HAGGIS 1869 - 1871
MATTHEW WESTON 1875 - 1892
JOHN WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE
Died Monday 26th June 1911 - Age 60 - "After several months' severe illness."		 by 1900
WALTER HOGARTH NIGHTINGALE 04.08.1911
(WALTER HOGARTH NIGHTINGALE O.B.E.) (1934)
EMILY MURIEL NIGHTINGALE 08.09.1936
EMILY MURIEL VAUGHAN (married) 02.09.1939
WILLIAM MICHAEL REED &
WALTER GILL		 13.09.1960
JOHN HENRY GIBBS 19.12.1961
BERTIE FRANK EVERETT 06.09.1966
KEITH JAMES BARRY 29.05.1969
JAMES ANTHONY JONES 28.08.1969


The original site was at the corner of Regent Road and Aspley Road.

Mr. R. Bransbury applied for a new licence Thursday 2nd September 1858 - Refused.

James Heseltine ran the ROYAL HOTEL, Norwich until September 1859. Following that he had been engaged in hire of the NORFOLK HOTEL, Norwich, but no arrangement had been made. He became bankrupt in August 1860. By March 1861 he was keeper of the QUEEN'S HOTEL.

Steward & Patteson applied Thursday 21st August 1884, for a provisional order for building a new hotel at a cost of £5,000. Completion was planned to be May 1885. Application granted.
New premises were built on the site of Pilches' Mill.

Original building became a school for girls.

Name changed to the
NEW BEACH HOTEL
according to a letter dated 31.01.1967

New Licence granted 10.09.1970 covering
Cellar, Ground Floor, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Floors.

Ground floor bar known as the Long Bar by early 2000's

 

See p.109 of `Gt. Yarmouth In Old Photographs' pub. 1994