| Licensees : |
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| MICHAEL
ELMER |
here
09.09.1789 |
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| WILLIAM TAYLOR |
1830 - 1836 |
THOMAS YOUNG
according to Pigot |
1839 |
JOHN YOUNG
according to Robson 1839
Age 30 in 1841 |
1839 - 1846 |
THOMAS YOUNG
according to Slater |
1850 |
JAMES YOUNG
age 24 in 1851
& plumber & glazier |
1851 |
JOHN YOUNG
Age 54 in 1861
(wife Harriet age 53 in 1861) |
1854 - 1863 |
| Mrs HARRIET YOUNG |
1864 - 1865 |
| JOSHUA
BAMBRIDGE |
1868 |
| William CHAPMAN |
to 09.1869 |
JOHN LAW GIRDLESTONE
Age 33 in 1871 |
1871 - 1872 |
| ROBERT FLATT |
07.12.1872 |
| JOHN BURCHAM |
1875 - 1879 |
| LAWRENCE HARPER |
1879 |
HENRY COBB
Age 45
& harness maker |
1881 |
| WILLIAM LUNNESS |
1883 - 1888 |
| WILLIAM LAKEY |
1890 - 1892 |
| MARTIN WALKER |
1896 - 1912 |
| HORACE WEBSTER |
1916 - 1922 |
| ROBERT SANDS |
1925 |
| VICTOR C. MALLOWS |
1929 |
| GEORGE JOHN TAYLOR |
1933 - 1934 |
| ARTHUR LEOPOLD ARUNDEL |
09.07.1934 |
| FREDERICK KING |
08.10.1945 |
| HORACE GREEVES |
26.10.1953
to closure |
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1897 image from the collection of the late
Percy Rush.
Shown with permission
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
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All the Household Furniture, Beds, Glass, China, Earthenware and
Out-door Effects of Mr. W. Chapman were to be Sold by Auction Wednesday
6th October 1869, since he was leaving the Inn.
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Lot No. 50 in sale of Bircham & Sons Reepham Brewery ,
Saturday 8th June 1878. Then let to John Burcham at an annual rent of £15.
Said to be positioned near junction of roads, containing :-
Tap Room with room behind, Upland cellar, Bar, Wash House, Pantry, Large Club Room with
moveable partition, 7 Bedrooms, Open Cart Lodge next to road, Detached Wash House, Stable,
Yard with range of buildings, comprising Blacksmiths Shop, Coach House, Stabling &
Loose Boxes, Large Garden in rear: An Allotment to the Common included. - Freehold -
Purchased by Steward.
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Image : c1938 - Taken by the Norfolk
Chronicle.
Courtesy of Norfolk Museums (Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse)
Copyright © 2024 |
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Described February 1909 as standing at the part of the district
called Blue Stone End.
There were four bedrooms, a large tap room, generally used by the
working classes, also a bar, and a living room, with large back
entrance and cellar, and good stabling for four horses.
Trade for the previous three years averaged 116 barrels and 23
gallons of spirits per year, and about 7 dozen bottles of mineral
waters per week.
Closure agreed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th
March 1962.
Sales reported as 28 barrels.
Closed 7th September 1963.
Last licence surrendered at 1964 Licence Sessions |
