Licensees :
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LEONARD GOODWIN (Daughter Ann married Robert Latten of the BOARS HEAD as reported 7th September 1839)	1838 - 1839
WILLIAM WILKIN	1845 - 1846
CHARLES GAY & gardener & fruiterer 1881	by 1851
ROBERT WARD	13.10.1890
CHARLES JACOBS	16.10.1899
ARTHUR BULLEN	06.04.1903
ALFRED WILLIAM STRATTON HANES	01.01.1923
WALTER STEWART ELGOOD	01.01.1934
CLAUDE HOWARD	05.02.1934
CYRIL DREW	07.02.1938
FREDERICK WOOD	08.07.1940
FRANCIS ROBERT ANDERSON ALEXANDER	01.01.1945
WILLIAM RICHARD JOHN	07.02.1949
PERCY NEWTON	05.07.1954
HECTOR ARTHUR HOUGH	04.02.1957
REGINALD WILLIAM FURBANK	15.04.1957
AUBREY ALLEN	04.01.1960
ALBERT WILLIAM McVEIGHT (?)	10.12.1962
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CLOSED 1971 - 04.1978
JOHN & BERYL WISE	28.04.1978 - 1983
ANTHONY & KATHY HART	from 10.1983
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TONY & KATH HART	by 03.1991
TERRY SEETON	here 07.1993
KEN & MARGARET LIGHT	08.1993-94
LYN & PETER PEARMAN	03.1997
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IAN LARMAN	2001 - 2002
JOHN & HANNAH GILBERT	by 2007
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24th October 1996

A numerous party of the Auxiliary Conservatives dined here, the
Queens' Arms Tavern, the house of Leonard Goodwin, on Thursday 13th December 1838.

Reported as the Queen's Head, New road, January 1839, when a carpenters rule, silk handkerchief, cotton handkerchiefs and other articles were apparently stolen by Benjamin Bradfield, carpenter of Norwich.

Included in 1872 deeds of the estate of John Jex Rolfe when acquired by Hogge & Seppings.


Following a seven year closure, the house reopened 28th April 1978. The adjoining former army recruiting office being included as an extension.


Application to convert into an Islamic centre approved 30th April 2012.