| Licensees : |
JOSEPH RAVEN RICHARDSON
brewer & innkeeper |
by 1851 |
WILLIAM BALLS
brewer & beer retailer 1877 |
28.06.1875 |
| GEORGE KNIGHTS |
06.01.1879 |
| FRANCIS POTTER |
30.07.1883 |
| THOMAS EARL |
15.11.1886 |
| WILLIAM NEWTON COSTON |
12.11.1894 |
| THOMAS WORRELL |
26.07.1897 |
| ELLEN WORRELL |
11.10.1897 |
| ARTHUR WALTER HOLT |
04.02.1907 |
| ARTHUR
HENRY BULLEN |
12.10.1908 |
ALFRED
STEPHEN GRANGE
( House became Lord Kelvin following sale of July 1909 ) |
05.04.1909 |
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Also found as the QUEEN VICTORIA, the VICTORIA & as the VICTORIA
INN.Reputedly known as the ``Threehalfpenny
upright '' from the time of beer costing twopence a pint for those seated
in the bar but only three halfpence for those standing in the corridor.
Offered for sale by auction 22nd July 1909.
( along with the KINGS
HEAD and the attached Knights Brewery. )
` All that FREEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSE, known as the VICTORIA, situate on the
south side of Market Street, Kings Lynn, containing bar, smoke room,
kitchen, extensive cellar, brewery buildings and loft over, 3 bedrooms,
yard and outbuildings, in the occupation of Mr. Alfred S. Grange. '
LORD
KELVIN from 1909
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