| Licensees : |
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| JOHN BOYCE |
1794 |
| - |
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WILLIAM
COPEMAN - age70 in 1841
(Bell) |
1836
- 1841 |
JAMES
KNIGHTS
age 52 in 1851
Died 10th January 1860 |
1845
- 1860 |
| MARY
KNIGHTS (age 60) |
1861 |
THOMAS
LYNN
& post office
Died Q1 1876 - age 58 |
1864 -
1876 |
Mrs
CAROLINE LYNN
& post office
(Bell) |
1877 |
JOHN
SPOONER
(Bell) |
1879 |
ISAAC
AMPLEFORD
(Canterbury Arms) |
18.03.1880 |
GEORGE
FARROW
(Canterbury Arms, Bell by 1901)
Age 50 in 1901
Died Q1 1921 |
18.11.1899 |
| EMMA
FARROW |
25.04.1921 |
| GEORGE
EDWARD EVERETT |
1921
- 1953 |
| ELSIE & LEONARD
WILLIAM COLLINGSWORTH |
09.09.1953 |
| JESSIE & NOEL
CYRIL HARDESTY |
05.09.1960
to closure |
HAROLD
DAVEY SEMMENCE
Brewery representative |
undated
(c1962) |
The sign c1950
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Image : c1938 - Taken by the Norfolk
Chronicle.
Courtesy of Norfolk Museums (Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse)
Copyright © 2024
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c1960
Location also as at Little
Witchingham.
On the morning of Monday 24th January 1814, at about 5:00 am, the house
was found to be in flames and was almost totally destroyed before
assistance could be procured. All the household furniture and goods of
the honest man who kept the house, were destroyed. It was conjectured
that a beam had caught fire in one of the chimneys. House named the
BELL.
Named the PEACOCK ARMS in
1881 census and up until 1882.
Renamed the CANTERBURY ARMS
in 1882.
Back to the BELL
in 1901.
The Licence registers state:-
House closed - Licence not renewed.
<No date>
12th February 1962
Len & Elsie Collingsworth
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