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Old photographs
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Norfolk Pubs
eagerly sought.
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for any original not already collected.
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| UNCONFIRMED REFERENCES |
KINGS LYNN |
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The following isolated references have been noted:-
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MAYFLOWER
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40 HORSE INN |
Mentioned in a 1980's publication.
Said to have been renamed from the Mayflower
to the 40 Horse Inn following an unfortunate
accident where damage was caused to the house by a horse drawn Barnum & Bailey Circus
wagon.
No dates or location given and no other reference found.
Possibly a beerhouse?
1880's ?
It seems that this is a reference to the FLOWERPOT
Apparently the frontage was demolished by a 40 horse hitch 1st
August 1899.
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| St. JAMES' HALL |
George M. Bridges is listed in Kellys 1900 directory as a licensee at this address.
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| TEMPERANCE |
Mrs Catherine Cozens is given as a
licensee at the Temperance in Kellys 1869
directory.
Address given as St. Johns Terrace.
Was this an embarrassment?
Status - Most unlikely |
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