Licensees :
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Mrs HILL	1810
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WILLIAM PARSLEE	1822
ROBERT MUNSEY	1830
WILLIAM SPRINGALL	1836
THOMAS WILSON according to Pigot	1839
GEORGE CHURCHYARD according to Robson	1839
JAMES SADDLER	1842 - 1845
Tuesday 20th November 1844. Found guilty of embezzlement, for having a quantity of stolen silk and yarn in his cellar. He claimed it was oddments he had saved at different times. Fine of £20, in default he was committed for one month.
MICHAEL MURRELL weaver aged 50 in 1851	by 1849 - 1854
CHRISTOPHER THORNTON	1856
JAMES PLUMMER	1861
WILLIAM CROTCH	1863 - 1864
JOHN WORLEDGE / WOOLLEDGE	29.03.1864
See RAILWAY ARMS 1883 - 1937
HENRY JOHN RALPH (from 1923)	1937 - 1942
PERCY SHEPHEARD	14.07.1942
HENRY JOHN RALPH	06.10.1942
ROBERT CHARLES HOLMES	22.12.1948
Manager (un-named)	to closure 1967

Address also given as at Talbot Square.

Lot No. 3 in a Sale of Estates Thursday, 28th September 1837.
"With passage, tap room, parlour, large club room, bed room and three attics, a wash house and large cellar. Messrs Burt & Youngs, yearly tenants. The back-yard, pump, bin and privy to be conveyed to the purchaser, subject to the rights reserved to the other Lots".

Renamed the RAILWAY ARMS 27th March 1883.

The FELLMONGERS ARMS from 1937 in new building.

Destroyed by enemy action 1942.


1942

Business recommenced from a garage at the rear until the house was rebuilt.


The well stocked garage bar.

Was one of the first Norwich City houses to gain a Sunday night entertainment license.