| Licensees : |
ISAAC WISEMAN
& smack owner |
1881 - 1883 |
| MICHAEL CHARLES DUFFY |
1888 |
| THOMAS HENRY WHITBY |
1890 |
| WILLIAM JONES |
1891 - 1892 |
| CHARLES J PEARCE |
1896 |
| Mr ELMS |
1899 - 1901 |
| HORACE WILLIAM MALLOTT |
by 1903 |
| EMILY HANNAH MALLOTT |
14.10.1904 |
| JOSEPH OSWALD GRAHAM |
21.06.1912 |
| RUTH GRAHAM |
16.04.1915 |
| JOHN BAYLY |
26.09.1919 |
| HARRY MAYES MARJORAM |
04.01.1921 |
| HECTOR GERALD HARMER |
12.04.1927 |
| PERCIVAL JOB ENTICKNAP |
03.01.1928 |
| ALFRED JOHN PATEN |
13.12.1938 |
| FRANK EDWARD ROSSER |
04.07.1950 |
| ( Diver & Son ) |
( 1955 & 1959
) |
| JAMES
FREDERICK MASKELL |
01.11.1966 |
| DAVID
WELFARE ELLIS |
29.08.1968 |
| IVOR
FREDERICK HILLMAN |
24.07.1969 |
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Built on the site of the HORSE & GROOM -
Building commenced 1875.It was originally planned to be called the ALEXANDRA.
The Yarmouth and Gorleston Horse Tramway opened services as far as Gorleston library in
March 1875, and this building was close by so the name soon became the TRAMWAY HOTEL.
Licensee Mr. Elms was convicted at the Brewster Sessions ( as reported 24.08.1901) of
being Drunk and Disorderly. It was said at the Sessions that the house owners had promised
a year previously, to `Get rid' of Mr. Elms and at the time of the offence he had notice
to quit.
The TRAMWAY WINE & SPIRIT STORES are
listed 1934
The house was destroyed by bombing in 1941.
The occupants were killed.
It was rebuilt after the war and reopened 14th December 1950.
See page 99 of Gt. Yarmouth Revisited -
first published 1996
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