| Licensees : |
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HENRY CHILD
& baker
age 47 in 1881
Died Q1 1887 - age 54 |
*1863 - *1887 |
HARRIET CHILD
& bake office
At LONDON ARMS 1891 - age 52
Died Q3 1891 |
*1887 - 1891 |
Miss EMMA
CHILD
(age 23 in 1891) |
1892 - 1896 |
FREDERICK ROBERT
CHILD
age 29 in 1901 |
by 1900 |
| CHARLES WILLIAM RISEBOROUGH |
13.09.1927 |
| ALFRED CHARLES RICHARDSON |
14.11.1933 |
| BESSIE RICHARDSON |
02.02.1937 |
| ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE |
12.10.1937 |
| JOHN SKINNER |
12.09.1939 |
| HARRY
STEPHEN TINK |
10.10.1944 |
RENE &
CHARLES GRINNELL
(also found as Gournell) |
26.02.1952
- 1989 |
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| T BAKER
& S FULLER |
1998 |
| STEPHEN
FULLER |
by 2003 |
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September 1986
Had a 6:00am licence to cater for the maltster in nearby premises.
A Freehold Property conferring Votes for North Norfolk offered for Sale
by Auction Tuesday 10th August 1869. The public house in full trade,
containing Tap-room, Front and Back Sitting-rooms, Kitchen and Five
Sleeping-rooms with good cellarage In occupation of Henry Childs. Also a
Bake Office in good trade and brick and tiled Cottage in occupation of
Pye..
The bakery operated behind the public house.
Apparently known as the BAKERS ARMS
when licence renewed by the Justice's Clerk 1891 - 1893
A Full Licence was granted upon removal from the BALE
OAK.
Removal confirmed 01.05.1957
Sales for 1960 were :-
Barrels of beer - 102
Spirits - 22 (gallons)
Destroyed by a gas explosion 10:15am Tuesday 20th May
2003.
Contractors digging in the road outside reported
smelling gas shortly before the front of the building was blown out.
No serious casualties were reported.
21st May 2003 - The aftermath
Image by Dick Barham
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