| Licensees : |
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GEORGE MORTEN
Age 34 in 1851
(Railway Hotel) |
1846 - 1851 |
JESSE CACKETT
See below |
1854 - 1865 |
| JONATHAN HEWING |
1868 - 1911 |
| Mrs CLARINDA HEWING |
26.06.1911 |
| ARTHUR BACK |
26.07.1920 |
| ALFRED ERNEST WEBB |
09.01.1922 |
| HARRY YOUNGS WINTER |
15.07.1929 |
| ABRAHAM COOK |
03.03.1930 |
| HARRY YOUNGS WINTER |
07.02.1932 |
| BERTRAM MARSLAND |
10.04.1933 |
| HERBERT GEORGE BUTTER |
25.09.1933 |
| WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER JENNINGS |
01.07.1935 |
| CHARLES CAMERON YOUNG |
08.01.1945 |
Mr. MURTON YARHAM
proprietor |
here 04.1955 |
| ARTHUR ALBERT BLYTH |
to 03.1958 |
GEORGE HERBERT DODMAN
(Died 25th November 1972) |
24.03.1958 - 10.1962 |
| WALTER CHARLES BASHAM |
10.1962 - 04.1964+ |
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ALAN BLACKMUIR
wife Martha
Went to WHITE HART |
05.1970 - 06.1984 |
Although given in most trade directories as Jesse Crackett, it is
confirmed that the 1861 census and Craven's 1856 directory correctly
identify the name Cackett.
(Jesse Cackett, born 1825 in Puckley, Kent. Died 1890 running
College Farm, Thompson, Norfolk.)
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c1930
Seems to have been generally known as the RAILWAY HOTEL
to c1927 and then the STATION HOTEL
thereafter.
Advertised To Let, February 1958.
Apply Morgans Brewery & Co, Kings Lynn.
Morgans sales 1960 were 108 barrels of beer and 82 (gallons of
) spirits
Advertised To Let, July 1962 - Apply Steward & Patteson, 10 King
Street, Kings Lynn.
It was reported 22nd June 1984, that with the landlord, Alan Blackmuir
leaving, the Station Hotel would be closed.
In August 1984, the Station Hotel was being converted into four
self-contained, single bedroom, flats. For sale leasehold, two of
the flats would be at £16,000 and two at £18,000.
About the planning application, made September 1984, it was said that
the property was included in the list of buildings of Special
Architectural or Historic interest prepared under the Town and Country
Planning Act 1971. The application was for change of use of front of
building and demolition of rear extension and outbuildings.
An application made June 1985 was to convert to six dwellings (Including
demolition works) at the former Station Hotel.
It was reported January 1987 that two semi-detached cottages had been
made available as the latest phase of the former Station Hotel, Railway
Road.
Note:- Address given as Bridge Road in 1854, 1858, 1863 and 1864,
but as Bridge Street in 1856. In 1868 the address is still Bridge Road,
but in 1869 it becomes Railway Road.
Did business relocate from Bridge Road to Railway Road in about 1868?
See STATION INN.
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