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FAIRLAND STREET
 MARKET PLACE		 FOREHOE HUNDRED BEERHOUSE
 (to at least 1937)		 CLOSED 1981
FREE TRADE   
BULLARDS Purchased by Bullards 1875
Licensees :
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THOMAS KIDDLE *1836 - *1839
HANNAH TRIXON *1845
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ALFRED DEATH
(Free Trade Tavern) 		1864 - 1875
GEORGE LEACH / LEECH 1879 - 1880
JAMES CRANNESS
carpenter
See below		 06.01.1880 - 1884
Mr. A. WOOLBRIGHT to 12.1884
JOHN LAIN
Age 33 in 1891		 16.12.1884  - 1897
ELIZA GOLDEN 21.09.1897
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CHARLES WILLIAM SAYER 1921 - 1922
JAMES GEORGE BROWN 1923 - 1925
Tuesday 15th September 1925 - Fine of £3 for supplying (in his private quarters) intoxicating drinks at non-permitted hours, on 15th August.
Walter Howes, Wilfred Barnard and Reginald James Bowhill, his guests, where each fined 10s.
WALTER BUXTON *1929 - *1933
GEORGE AUBREY LISTER
(Died 1955)		 1935 - c1951
Found guilty Tuesday 5th March 1935 of selling beer during non-permitted hours. (10:50 pm on 9th February)  "Let off lightly because it was his first offence".
ELLEN & SYDNEY DREW c1954  - 1964
..... MORRIS c1967  
TERENCE ARTHUR MARSHALL 1974
to closure 1981



On Friday 25th July 1884, a Mr. James Cranness purchased a Dwelling House and Blacksmith's Shop, near Damgate, for £460: a Dwelling House, divided into two tenements, in Damgate Street for £195: some 2 acres of Land in Norwich Road, for £40, and three brick and tiled Houses, with about and Acre of Land, at Spooner Row, for £51.
 Image thanks to Mike Lister
George A. Lister at the door.
Image thanks to Mike Lister.



Originally the CROWN, but renamed the FREE TRADE TAVERN by Alfred Death for the period 1864 - 1875. The house was purchased by Bullards following the liquidation of Mr Death in 1875.

The CROWN STORES 1881
CROWN BREWERY 1891.

Closed Summer 1981 & de-licensed 1983

 

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