| Licensees : |
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| MARY
KERRISON |
10.09.1790 |
| GEORGE
BAINBRIDGE |
1794 |
BENJAMIN
HALL
Died Sunday 2nd February 1834 |
c1795 - 1833 |
| Mrs MARY HALL |
1834 - 1846 |
EDWARD HALL
age 56 in 1851
& general shop |
1847 - *1851 |
| JOHN WRIGHT |
1854 |
ROBERT WOLNOUGH
also as Woolnough |
1856 - 1865 |
| HENRY WHISSON |
1868 - 1872 |
| ROBERT RINGWOOD |
1875 - 1888 |
| ROBERT FIZER (?) RAWSTON |
1890 - 1892 |
| HENRY RAMM |
1896 |
| RICHARD ROBINSON |
by 1900 |
| WILLIAM PAGET |
06.11.1905 |
| MARY ANN PAGET |
06.07.1914 |
| HENRY HERBERT BARKER |
01.11.1915 |
| STANLEY ROBERT L. DENNY |
02.02.1925 |
| GREGORY WALKER |
07.12.1925 |
| Fine 05.10.1925
of 10/- for selling out of hours |
| HARRY GEORGE SCOTTOW |
01.11.1926 |
| GORDON MAURICE SCOTTOW |
07.11.1955 |
| DAVID JESSIE BEAR |
04.01.1960 |
| PHYLIS LOUISE BEAR |
07.06.1971 |
| PETER SALMON |
by 02.1987 |
| IAIN SALMON |
1988 - 2003+ |
| - |
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| MICHAEL & FIONA FARROW |
by 2018 - 2023+ |
1897
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The sign - 1995
Cottage dating from pre 1725.
At the annual Licensing Meeting, Monday 2nd February 1925, the ingoing
tenant, Stanley Denny (an ex grocer), was advised by one of the
magistrates that "there was not a living to be made from the house".
Mr. Denny replied that he was happy with half a living and the licence
was transferred to him.
Once nicknamed the ` SENTRY BOX ' for its compactness.
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1984 observations:-
Spin Wheel on ceiling.
Modern toilet available, but Gents still a classic floor drain
surrounded by tin sheeting in the yard.
Mr. Bear sits behind the hatch and dispenses Greene King Abbot
Ale and Norwich Bitter straight from the barrels
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The bar 1985
Note spin wheel by central lighting tube.A popular & unspoilt house.
Many interesting artifacts on display.
House awarded Asset of Community Value status
September 2013.
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