| Licensees : |
| THOMAS SMITH |
1854 - 1856 |
ROBERT J. MARLEY
wine merchant |
1861 |
| FREDERICK LUDBY |
by 1871 |
| FREDERICK GEORGE POTTER |
11.10.1886 |
| WILLIE GRANT POTTER |
19.05.1890 |
| ARTHUR PERKS |
30.07.1900 |
| WALTER ENTERPRISE WARNES |
1902 |
| JAMES COOPER NISBET |
17.01.1910 |
| ALEXANDER CHISHOLM |
09.10.1911 |
| ALFRED THOMAS NASH |
06.04.1914 |
| ROBERT CHARLES LORIMER |
05.01.1920 |
| CHARLES WALLACE PAYNE |
02.07.1934 |
| CHARLES HENRY PAYNE |
03.01.1938 |
| RALPH EVERSHED KING |
06.01.1941 |
HARRY SIDNEY KING
( Brewery representative ) |
04.01.1943 |
| JOHN HAROLD DUNLY |
02.02.1959 |
| TERENCE WILLIAM HEALEY |
03.10.1960 |
| GEORGE HENRY BARBER |
06.04.1964 |
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The ODDFELLOWS
TAVERN ( to 1846 )
The RAILWAY TAVERN ( by 1847 )
The EAGLE or EAGLE HOTEL
by 1849.
Named as the SPREAD
EAGLE in the 1851 census.
Address of 110 Norfolk Street in 1904 & 1912
Adjoined the WHITE SWAN and the two houses were amalgamated
c1887.
Recorded September 1897 as the EAGLE
& SWAN
A `stray' German bomb, dropped Friday 12th June 1942 killed 16 occupants and caused severe
damage. The house was rebuilt and reopened 6th February 1959. Two survivors of the
bombing, a Mr Palmer and a Mr. Thrower attended the ceremony.Market Day extension
granted 02.02.1959
Renamed the CHICAGO ROCK CAFE by 10.1996
became the ORANGE HOUSE by 2002 |
