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WALSHAM HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 18.11.1968
BLOFIELD & WALSHAM LICENCE REGISTERS PS 8/6/1 - PS8/6/4 (1872 - 1973)
JOSEPH HUNN of Acle (by 1867)
STEWARD & PATTESON 17.08.1895
Licensees :
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JOSEPH HUNN & basketmaker *1836
See CROWN 1845
JOSEPH HUNN
Age 47 in 1851
(Farmer & thatcher in 1858 - no beer mentioned)
(Died Q3 1887 ?)
*1850 - *1856
GEORGE BUNN
Age 52 in 1861 & shopkeeper.
1861 - *1867
ROBERT ENGLAND *1869 - 1873
GEORGE RUMBOLD 01.12.1873
JAMES ARNUP 28.02.1881
HENRY HARDING HALL 12.11.1888
JOHN CHESTNEY WATTS 06.05.1895
Fine £1 plus 7/6d costs for keeping open out of hours - 10.02.1896
SARAH ANN WATTS 10.04.1911
ARTHUR CHESTNEY WATTS 06.04.1920
ALICE ELIZABETH WATTS 12.06.1967
NORMAN GREEN (Brewery rep ?)
Licence not renewed 1970
16.12.1968

KING WILLIAM
1910

 Recorded as the WILLIAM IV in the 1835 Register of Electors, but no licensee given.

The CROWN in 1845 ?

It was reported Saturday 9th November 1867 that on the previous Sunday, a fire had broken out in the straw-house of Mr. George Bunn, beerhouse keeper. The public-house, club-room, outbuilding, part of the furniture, together with three cottages and most of the contents they contained, were destroyed.
The properties were all owned by Mr. J. Hunn, thatcher and were insured with the Norwich Union, as was the furniture of the landlord of the beerhouse.
A fire had occurred in these same premises the previous week and it was conjectured that the fire was caused by an incendiary.


Closure agreed at the First Joint Committee meeting of S&P & Bullards 29 May 1962.

Barrelage for 1961 given as 57

Site offered for sale by auction May 1969
with permission to build 3 dwellings.