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Eynesford Licence Registers PS/3/4/1 - PS/3/4/6 (c1880 - 1975)
SWAFFHAM BREWERY Offered for sale by order of the trustees of the late John Morse September 1847.
For sale by auction 1858 - Late the property of Arthur Morse.
Owned by William Morse of Swaffham to 1905.
STEWARD & PATTESON From July 1905
WATNEY MANN 1967
FREEHOUSE      
Licensees :
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ROBERT RUSH
age 57 in 1851
& cooper
*1838 - *1856
SAMUEL SPINKS
age 62 in 1861
by 1858
HENRY MASSINGHAM
& butcher - age 27 in 1881
(House wrongly described as KINGS Head 1883)
16.12.1878
ROBERT PALMER
& carrier
age 36 in 1891
15.10.1883
HENRY ROBERT PALMER 20.07.1914
GEORGE DONALD DACK 03.06.1929
ALBERT GEORGE COSSEY
Died December 1937 - age 32
17.06.1935
KATE MARY COSSEY 20.12.1937
EDWARD GRIMES 14.02.1938
EDWARD ROBERT DOUGHTY 08.12.1939
ROBERT JOHN CARR 03.11.1947
ALBERT JAMES RUTLAND 21.10.1957
HAROLD FREDERICK REVELL 11.02.1963
COLIN A ROWE 1981 - 2002
JULIAN BRAY & MORAG IRVING 2002 - 2004
- 01.03.2004
DARREN & CLAIR EMMETT c2005
ALAN TARRANT &
JENNY ADAMS
07.05.2007
SAON & LOUISE KIRK May 2016

Foulsham Queens Head - 1905
1905


March 1998
March 1998

June 2010

Beer-shop For Sale by Auction Tuesday 3rd April 1838, in the occupation of Robert Rush. Also Seven Cottages, all occupied, Shop, Outhouses, Yard Gardens and a small piece of Arable Land. All at a yearly rent of £40.

Lot No. 30 in the sale of the estate of John Morse, held 8th & 9th September 1847. This property (Listed as a Beerhouse) included :-
Large Yard, Stable, Gig House & Coopers Shop, Extensive Garden & piece of arable land; Plus 7 substantial built Cottages or Tenements adjoining : Copyhold to the Manor of Foulsham.

For Sale by Auction Monday 13th March 1848
In occupation of Mr. Robert Rush.
(Also 4 Cottages standing behind the public house.)

For sale by auction 7th July 1858, then in occupation of Samuel Spinks. Sale at The Crown, Swaffham.

Offered again for sale Wednesday 18th August 1858. Described as Beer-house containing two Parlours, Tap-room, and three Bed-rooms. A Yard with Stable and Gig-house, and a piece of Land planted as a Garden, containing altogether upwards of One Acre. Then in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Spinks, and his under-tenants.

Full licence granted upon removal from
Worstead WHITE HORSE, January 1957.

(Up to 2004 - Still had fine acid etched windows showing the S&P trade mark with the words
SMOKE ROOM on one and PUBLIC BAR on another.
SADLY ALL GONE BY 2005)


Robert Rush is given at the Greyhound in 1836 and at an un-named house 1845.
Foulsham - 1996
1996

Closed May 2017 following a fire in the utility room.
Re-opened weekend of Saturday 3rd February 2018.