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NORFOLK HERO OUTWELL Index
HIGH ROAD CLACKCLOSE HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED
CLACKCLOSE LICENCE REGISTERS PS 7/4/1 to PS 7/4/3 (1917 - 1949)
HOGGE & SEPPINGS Setch Brewery
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN when closed
Licensees :
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THOMAS GOSS 1838
JOHN WOOD 1841
JOHN HILL 1845
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EDWARD DEAN *1858
MARTHY (?) DEAN wife - age 36
Named at house		 1861
EDWARD DEAN
& slaughterhouse		 *1864 - *1865
WILLIAM H TAYLOR /
WILLIAM TAYLOR HARRISON		 *1868 - *1872
Charged with having unjust measures in use Monday 15th November 1869. Two other persons were likewise charged and each paid fines of between 10s and 12s 6d with 11s costs.
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2002 painting by William Smith
Painting by William Smith 2002.
The Rising Sun is on the left hand side of the bridge, the Norfolk Hero is to the extreme right.


The remains of the Norfolk Hero are the building with the doomed roof. Image by William Smith, c1958.

Only identified by name in 1845, 1852 & 1854.
Said to trade until c1900.

For Sale by Auction, Monday, 4th October 1852.
A centrally situated Beer-house with Yards, Stables, and other useful Outbuildings.
"Where a good business has been carried on for a length of time".

On the night of Thursday, 23rd March 1854, a man slept here, but slipped out in the morning without paying his score, and taking with him a pair of shoes, handkerchiefs and other articles.

Located near Norfolk Bridge (Over Well Creek)
Became part of West's blacksmith's premises, later Curtis coach-builders.
Building destroyed by fire 1998.