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The RAILWAY HOTEL
with a date of 1899 above the door
and licensee Rolph.
Today this is the GREAT EASTERN, Brandon, Suffolk.
Although substantially enlarged at both ends,
the original chimney positions remain, as does the window to the left of
what was the front entrance with canopy.
Thanks to Mary Rowe for spotting this one.
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A Green Man and the licensee is John Denny
Phil Self discovers that Mr Denny was licensee around 1910
and the house was at Bran End, Stebbing, Dunmow, Essex.
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THE THREE CROWNS
E J Rose & Co Ltd
Phil Self locates the house to
164 Fore Street, Enfield, Middlesex. N18
.........on the corner of Leeds Street
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The Anchor and Hope is selling Noakes Ales....
Peter Williams finds this one at
Orpington, Kent - BR6 0LF
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BELL INN
Selling _ _CK & Co's ( ? ) bitter ales
Phil Self traces the house to
Luckington near Chippenham, Wiltshire.
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Unfortunately the name cannot be read on the sign.
A Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs house.
Thought to be in the Diss area.Doug Forder in Australia
confirms that this is the ROYAL OAK in East Harling.
Alban Osborne, the last known licensee was Doug's G-Grandfather and also owned the Saddler
& Harness Makers shop in the smaller building to the left.
Nice one!
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Licensee Alfred Henry Fox.
Positively identified by Bunny Linford-Hazell 07.04.2005
as being the
BREWERS ARMS at MENDLESHAM, Suffolk.
Many thanks for the thorough investigation.
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BRIDGE INN
Also (better) known as JACKSONS BOAT.
Thanks to John Holden for first suggesting the location - and
subsequent confirmation.
Bob Lord advises the house is located on the banks of the Mersey in Chorlton-cum-Hardy,
near the boundary with Sale. He advises that John Lloyd, a local historian, records that a
barrel of beer was kept ready in an upstairs bedroom, to be available in the event of
flooding.
David Worthington confirms that the house is at the end of Rifle Road, and still thriving.
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THE
FOX
LOCATED 01.06.01
Identified by GEMMA as situated
at Langham, Essex.
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The KINGS ARMS
Confirmed by Sally D as being at
FRATING near Colchester.
Selling DANIELL & SONS Fine Ales.
( Founded 1820, taken over by
Truman, Hanbury & Buxton in 1958 )
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WHITE SWAN - WILLIAM WARD as licensee
Located 12.03.2002
Barry Martin spotted this as being in Beccles, Suffolk.
It is confirmed that ` Swan House ' now operates as a wine bar & restaurant in New
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The signboard appears to show the
BLUE BOAR
selling Morgans Ales?
29.08.03 - Peter Quince advises that this is
probably at EYE, Cambs.
Can you confirm?
Confirmed 16.10.03 by Kevlin
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Masons Arms
Should be easy for somebody to locate...
The Masons Arms is at Strawberry Bank
John James Matthews is the licensee.
But where is Strawberry Bank?
John Holden confirmed location within a few hours
of appearing in the mystery department...
Strawberry Bank is at Cartmel Fell, Cumbria.
See www.hcs-cumbria.co.uk/accommodation-inns.htm
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The ROYAL CROWN HOTEL
Identified by Bunny Linford-Hazell
as at London Road, SEVENOAKS, Kent.
The Hotel is listed from at least 1899 to 1934
Does it survive today?
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WHITE HART
The wagon is delivering MORGANS Ales again.
Note the distinctive clock tower
J Wilson identifies the house as being at
March in Cambridgeshire.
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The UNICORN HOTEL
and a desirable tourer.......but where ?
From the Netherlands, Phil Child comes up trumps
and
traces the house to
STRATFORD UPON AVON
May 2007
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The KING EDWARD VII HOTEL
01.02.06 - Mary Anglin suggests
THORPE-Le-SOKEN, Clacton-on-Sea
Derek McDonald advises June 2006...
It looks as if Mary Anglin
is correct.... As I remember ( we railway men ) took breaks there.....and
spent many a happy time up the King Teddy (as we called it), you walked up
a slope to it from the station. We
used to go in the door on the left of the building, the main door at the
front lead into a posh lounge.
Location confirmed 26/07/07 by Keith Mann.
His great grandfather, George Rose, was landlord from 1912 to 1917.
Mr Rose had retired from the Metropolitan Police at the age of 52.
He died aged 64 and was buried at St Michaels Church, Thorpe-Le-Soken.
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No idea if this place had a public bar...
But it would be good to know the location.
Proved to be in HASTINGS
- another find by Bunny, August 2007
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The BEAUFORT HOTEL
Not likely to be Norfolk!
Wootton Bassett has been suggested ??
BUT NO!
Andrew Ball discovers ( Nov 2007 )
that the house is now known as
THE ABBEY HOTEL
and overlooks
TINTERN Abbey
Parts of building date back to 1206 - Beaufort Arms Hotel in 1835
Renamed Abbey Hotel in 2002
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Where is / was the CLOVERDALE HOTEL?
Confirmed 24.04.2008
by Stewart Marsh &
Linda Phillips
to have operated at
ENTWISLE ROAD
ROCHDALE.
Survives today as a car part outlet.
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