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PARK HOUSE NORWICH Catton
Norwich
CATTON GROVE ROAD NEW CATTON FULL LICENCE See CROWN & MAGPIE
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTER PS 1/8/3 to PS 1/8/4 (1925 - 1965)
STEWARD & PATTESON First licence 1933
WATNEY MANN  
COURAGE 08.02.1972
ROYSAN Ltd  as given July 1996 
WIZARDS INNS 1999 - Became the CROWN & MAGPIE
Licensees :
HARRY HARRISON 25.07.1933
BERT HARRISON 13.03.1951
JOHN STUBBS 18.11.1952
DANIEL ROBERT AMBROSE 11.06.1957
LEONARD WILLIAM JEFFRIES 11.10.1960
ASHLEY THOMAS 17.03.1964
.JOHN AMHURST HAWKES &
BRIAN ASHMORE		 08.01.1974
BRIAN ASHMORE 11.03.1975
BARRIE KEMP 10.10.1978
ROBERT JAMES RUTT 25.03.1984
KAREN MARRISON 14.05.1988
JANEK CHAUHAN 14.02.1989
PATRICIA ANN WOODWARD
(John & Patricia Woodward reported to have been here from about April 1989)		 16.05.1989
CHRIS HAULEY 12.11.1991
TERRANCE JOHN DOWSON &
ROGER COOPER		 28.04.1992
TERRANCE JOHN DOWSON &
MICHAEL RAYMOND GILBERT		 16.03.1993
DAVID ANTHONY DOWSON &
ALFRED JAMES FLACK		 14.04.1994
Closed June 1996
PAT McMANUS &
MARIE DUNSTAN
managers		 July 1996
ELLEN HOLLAND
manager		 by March 1998 
Licence refused 13th October 1998 since applicant did not attend.
NICHOLAS WOODWARD &
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW AYLING		 09.03.1999
 The Park House - 1988
1988

New licence granted 25.07.1933

Closed and boarded up by the end of May 1999.

Reopened 14th June 1999 as the CROWN & MAGPIE

 

  The Norwich Pub Survey of 1986, compiled by the Norwich Society, in association with Norwich City Council, assessed the house:-  
 
Approx date of building Listed Quality Pre-war fittings surviving
External Internal
19th C No 5 3 Yes
Largely unchanged.
Was three rooms, now two with one bar.
Lead pane glazing some coloured and bubbled glass.
Cast iron columns supporting glass roofed verandah - chinoiserie style.
Fireplace between smoke room and central area has decorative brickwork.
Frosted glass in Smoke Room door.
Tiffany style lamps and wallpaper.
Small smoke room still has fine oak panelling, wooden beamed ceiling.
Disco is the main element which has changed the ambience.
Numerous photographs of Norwich c1910-1920 are on display. The landlord said he would soon be getting rid of them.