| Licensees : |
| BENJAMIN CULLEY |
1776 |
| ROBERT MAYHEW |
1777 |
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DANIEL ELLIS
age 40 in 1841 |
1835 - 1841 |
JOSEPH WARD
age 52 in 1851
& miller |
1845 - 1851 |
JAMES KING
& post office |
1854 - 1856 |
ROBERT JOHN CODLING
& assistant overseer |
1858 to
1875 |
| SARAH ANN CODLING |
19.11.1875
- 1879 |
| WILLIAM RIX |
undated |
| CHARLES MARTIN |
08.05.1882 |
| WILLIAM JOSEPH PERRY |
06.05.1895 |
| ALBERT RICHARD THOMPSON |
30.04.1900 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM SETCHELL |
24.11.1902 |
| FREDERICK GEORGE GRIMES |
06.11.1905 |
| EDWARD REEVE |
01.07.1907 |
| EDGAR HENRY THOMAS HOWARD |
11.01.1909 |
| FREDERICK THOMAS BUCKINGHAM |
08.11.1909 |
| AGNES MARY BUCKINGHAM |
10.04.1911 |
| HENRY GEORGE MEAD |
22.05.1911 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM PLUMB |
06.11.1911 |
| ALFRED PERRY |
07.09.1914 |
| SIDNEY GEORGE RUDD |
19.05.1919 |
| Fine £5 for
permitting gaming - 19.12.1927 |
| ROBERT WILLIAM CANHAM |
10.04.1928 |
| ROY EVERARD |
04.02.1935 |
| JOHN ROBERT
PROCTOR |
22.12.1958 |
| SYDNEY
FREDERICK SPOONER |
23.05.1961 |
| TERENCE
RALPH ARCHER |
14.02.1972 |
JUDY & DOUGLAS ROY
JACKSON
( `The last professional comedian to play in the old Windmill Theatre
in the West End '....... Feb 1976 quote )
Also acting as Anglia Taverns Pub Grub Tutor 1975 - 1976 |
18.06.1973 |
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| MICHAEL
NICHOLS |
1980 - 1986 |
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c1909 image thanks to Lewis Buckingham.
Frederick Buckingham is in the centre and his son Walter to the right.
May 1998
Mentioned in Sylas Neville's diary 1772
Upon Robert Mayhew taking over in 1777, it was advertised......
`...fresh stock of the best Port Wines....He has recently fitted up the rooms, and has
good beds for the Accommodation of Gentlemen on their travels.'
Appears on Bryants 1826 map.
Was a venue for the ( extinct ) sport of Norfolk Wrestling.
Had a famous bowling green to the rear.
Sales of 156 barrels of beer reported at First Joint Committee Meeting
of Bullards and S&P, 29th May 1962, when NO CHANGE recommended.
Structural alterations carried out by Bullards and Sons to be completed
31st March 1967.
Extensively internally `modernised ' 1973 by Anglia Taverns
to `bring it up to modern needs.'
`To be one of the largest public houses in East Anglia.
To include a 70 seater restaurant, a spacious music lounge,
a Tudor Bar with 4 individual drinking areas with traditional furnishings
and displays of brass and copper bric-a-brac.'
For sale as private accommodation 12th April 1999
DEMOLISHED 05.11.1999
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