| CAMPERDOWN TAVERN |
Gt. YARMOUTH |
C index |
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| 78 NELSON ROAD
CENTRAL |
NELSON WARD |
FULL LICENCE |
CLOSED
by 1938 |
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| Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE
REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 ( February 1903 - February 1953 ) |
| LACON & Co |
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| Licensees : |
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| WALTER BARNES |
by 1903 |
| HENRIETTA BARNES |
20.09.1921 |
Convicted
11.04.1927 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention. |
| GEORGE HENRY MEDLEY |
31.10.1933 |
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Referred to Compensation 05.03.1937
Licence expired 07.01.1938.A greengrocers by 1955.
A private dwelling by 1996. |
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See p. 35 of ` Gt. Yarmouth
Revisited ' pub. 1996 |
In
1797 a cutter, by the name of the BLACK JOKE, conveyed a message to
Admiral Adam Duncan, that the Dutch fleet had put to sea. Duncan was
fitting out his fleet at Gt. Yarmouth.
The Dutch were at the time supporting a planned French invasion of
Ireland.
The Dutch fleet was intercepted on the 11th October 1797 off the Dutch
coastal village of Camperduin.
The Battle of Camperdown was fought and won with Admiral Duncan leading
one line of ships and Vice-Admiral Onslow leading another.
( Thanks to Derek Taylor for the historical
connection ) |
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