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Eaton
2 EATON STREET - FULL LICENCE 01603 454511
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 & PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN  
NORWICH BREWERY  
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ENTERPRISE INNS  
Licensees :
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MILES FISH
cordwainer
age 47 in 1851		 By 09.1843
 - 1858
JOHN FISH
(Died Q3 1864)		 29.09.1858 
JONATHAN DANIELS
(Died Q1 1896 - age 73)		 29.09.1863
GEORGE DUNN
Died Q1 1897 - 53		 07.01.1890
MARIA DUNN
(Died Q1 1906 - age about 62)		 23.03.1897
Convicted 27.07.1899 of supplying refreshment to a policeman on duty - Fine 20/- plus 7/- costs or 7 days detention.
JOHN KIRK LEWIS
(Died March 1929 - age 78)		 16.06.1903
HENRY GAFFER
(Died December 1945 ?)		 25.11.1919
LOUIS DONE
(Died December 1959, age 83 - Ampthill, Beds)		 18.10.1932
WILLIAM HENRY COGMAN
Died June 1952 - age 64		 12.05.1936
MAY MARTHA COGMAN
(Died December 1976 - age 86)		 10.06.1952
ALFRED WILLIAM WILEY
(Died January 2007 - age 81)		 30.12.1958
KENNETH GLASS 21.11.1972
COLIN ERNEST FLOWERS 23.07.1974
LESLIE ALFRED
(Died January 2002 - age 67)		 11.02.1975
MICHAEL LAKE 09.01.1980
MALCOLM WRIGHT
(Died September 2001 - age 70)		 17.11.1981
SANDRA VINCENT 08.02.1983
JOHN EDWIN BAKER 13.09.1983
RICHARD ARTHUR BOWLES 03.03.1991
DEAN PATRICK SYKES &
VALERIE EILEEN HALFPENNY		 06.07.1993
BARRIE HALFPENNY, 
VALERIE HALFPENNY &
THOMAS DUNCAN HERMATIGE		 26.04.1994
BARRIE HALFPENNY, 
VALERIE HALFPENNY &
DANNY WILSHAW		 14.02.1995
DAVID COTTON &
DAVID WILSHAW		 09.01.1996
CAREN SONYA COTTON,
GLORIA ELIZABETH COTTON &
DAVID COTTON		 12.02.1997
JOSEPH IRVING VERRETT, 
JOSEPHINE VERRETT &
JOANNE HELEN VERRETT		 12.08.1997
JOSEPH IRVING VERRETT, 
JOSEPHINE VERRETT &
LORRAINE DAWN CLEMENTS		 14.07.1998
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PAUL MALYNN c2008 -
closure 13.02.2012
STU MURDOCH
manager		 06.04.2012 - March 2013
VICTORIA MacDONALD &
JAMES SPALDING		 March 2013
SIMON & JENNY TURNER
( Also at the Boars, Spooner Row and the Kings Head, New Buckenham)		 May 2024


1964 image thanks to John Edwin Barker
1964 image thanks to John Baker


Eaton Cellar House - 27.05.2000
May 2000


Miles Fish is given at the TWO BREWERS in 1846, 1856 & 1858.

For sale by Auction Saturday 2nd September 1843.
Then in occupation of Miles Fish with convenient rooms and cellars, Garden and Ground in front altogether about 2 roods.
Also a very productive Garden adjoining containing about 1A 2R, occupied by William Lattern, and a valuable Right on Eaton Common.

Full licence from 29th September 1843?

 George Dunn made an application, on Monday 24th August 1891, for a music and singing licence. The Chief Constable said the house was well conducted and the licence was granted.
















House No. 536 (of 557) on 1845 Magistrates list.


  In 1961 the BYSTANDERS FILM CLUB commenced a survey of Norwich public houses.
Unfortunately, by 1968 the challenge remained unfinished and Watney Mann had taken over the local breweries....Toilet facilities (Conveniences) were rated on cleanliness and general standard.
This house was rated as follows:-		  
 
Bullards No Draught Cider
Darts Conveniences ?
Parking Canned Music
Bowls, Darts, the Lot.
Not the types you would expect in Eaton (thank goodness).
Bay-window bar.
Non-ecclesiastical *narthax as one goes in (dig that!).
Very obliging.
* <narthax - a porch or antichamber>

 

  The Norwich Pub Survey of 1986, compiled by the Norwich Society, in association with Norwich City Council, assessed the house:-  
 
Approx date of building Listed Quality Pre-war fittings surviving
External Internal
Early 19th C Yes 7 5 No
Extensive alterations to facade in mid 19th C, including dripstones, cill mouldings and gable bargeboards, rustication and quoins, plus some windows and door.
Modern single-storeyed <sic> additions at rear.
Interior extensively altered to `open plan' system with bar counter in central area c1980.
Neo Tudor of modern construction.
Some re-use of old materials especially brickwork and timberwork in fireplace.
Many random elements, e.g. exposed brickwork, timber, studwork and matchboarding and roughcast plasterwork on walls.
Central Neo Tudor style bar with three sections serving three bar areas.
One bar has postiled canopy.
One bar has a false suspended timber beamed ceiling.
Furniture and fittings all modern.
Tables and chairs have turned legs, fitted upholstered settees.
Velvet curtains with tie-backs.
 

 

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