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1 MARKET PLACE
CHURCH PLAIN |
St. NICHOLAS WARD |
FULL LICENCE |
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| Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE
REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 ( February 1903 - February 1953 ) &
PS 18/14/2 ( 1953 - 1973 ) |
| LACON & Co |
1824 |
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| Licensees : |
| WOOLSEY HECKER (?) |
1819 |
| WILLIAM N. BURROUGHES |
1824 |
| W N
BURROUGHS |
1886 |
| T P
BURROUGHS |
1886 |
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| WILLIAM EDWARD HOWLING |
by 1903 |
| ALBERT WALKER |
10.01.1913 |
| ARTHUR WELLINGTON EVERETT |
05.02.1937 |
| HARRY BURGESS |
27.08.1940 |
| CHARLES
THOMAS BANHAM |
18.08.1953 |
HENRY JOHN
DODDS &
JAMES REGINALD FARLEY |
19.04.1960 |
HENRY JOHN
DODDS &
JOSEPH CHARLES EDMUND ALDOUS |
13.12.1960 |
JOHN
RICHARD McBRIDE &
GEOFFREY CLARKE |
12.12.1967 |
JOHN R
McBRIDE &
JOHN A HAMMOND |
28.08.1969 |
JOHN R
McBRIDE &
THOMAS GERALD FIRTH |
26.10.1972 |
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Opened 1772 as BURROUGHS WINE LODGE.
Address 1886 as 1 & 2 Market Place
Noted in 1907 as the oldest licensed house in Gt. Yarmouth.
Taken over by Lacon & Co in 1897.
( Although the house is listed as the property of Lacon & Co in 1824 )
Address also as 2 Market Place or Brewery Plain.
Known as BURROUGH'S WINE STORES to 7th May
1943 when destroyed by a bomb dropped by a FW190.Rebuilt as the GALLON
POT to open 12th February 1960. |
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See p. 8 of `Gt. Yarmouth in Old
Postcards' - pub 1990 |
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See p. 62 & 83 of `Gt.
Yarmouth - A Second Selection' - pub 1996 |
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