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TOWER END FREEBRIDGE LYNN BEERHOUSE later
FULL LICENCE
CLOSED 01.10.1963
MORGANS
STEWARD & PATTESON from 1962
Licensees :
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GEORGE SMITH *1861 - *1875
ROBERT RYE
& cattle dealer 1881
& wine dealer 1891
(at Royal Oak 1877)
1877 - 1892
27th May 1878 - Fine of 1s and 11s costs for obstructing free passage of the highway at Middleton.
ROBERT GURNEY 1896 - 1904
JAMES ALFRED PRICE
Age 39 in 1911
(James Price coal merchant in January 1907 - no mention of beer.)
1908 - 1922
30th July 1917 - Alfred James Price, innkeeper, accused of cutting bracken to the value of 13s on the property of Major R. L. Bagge, at Mintlyn, between 2nd and 7th July.
Case dismissed.
GEORGE JEWSON
& wine retailer
by 1925 - 1929
WILLIAM HALL *1933 - 1949
PETER WILLIAM MANNING-COE 04.04.1949
JAMES HENRY GUY COVENTRY 19.01.1953
MARGERY ROSE COVENTRY 05.03.1956

c1960

Also known locally as the EELS TOE

Not found prior to 1861.

Licensees 1896 to 1922 are given at OAK END, licensed to sell beer and wine.

Sales for 1960 recorded as :-
46 barrels of beer
11 spirits (gallons)

27 barrels of beer sold in final year of trading.

Licence not renewed 3rd February 1964

Demolished
Stood near Middleton Tower Railway Station.

See page 188 of ``More About George and Them Others'' by George James.

(William Hall is described as a Hale & Hearty Yorkshireman who had arrived in the area in the 1920's)

Published 1991
ISBN 0 9513555 1 1

Other local houses are described and the whole book provides much interest.