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c1920 Lintel above main door carved `Princes In ' - possibly retrieved from the inn by that name mentioned in Tombland in 1391. A TABLE BEER BREWERY with Copper, Coolers, &c. ready fixed, to brew six or seven coombs of malt at a time was for sale May 1808. Particulars available from the Ship, King Street. An application was made Saturday 22nd August 1891, by James Catchpole, for a music and singing licence. Granted. Purchased
by Norwich City Council in 1970 and converted into 2 dwellings. The last darts team - 1960. Recognize anybody? Thanks to the late Jack Winter for the photograph. |
See page 93 of `Norwich In Old Postcards - Vol 2 ' - published 1989.
House
No. 10 on 1845 Magistrates list.