| Licensees : |
| - |
|
JAMES RICHARDSON
& fisherman & butcher
age 55 in 1861 |
1861 - *1872 |
THOMAS BELL
age 70 in 1881 |
*1875 -
1888 |
Mrs SARAH BELL
age 61 in 1901
(died Q4 1906) |
1890 - 1904 |
Miss ROSA
ANNIE BELL
(grand daughter of Thomas Bell)
age 37 in 1911 |
*1908 - *1912 |
CHARLES READ
(Died Q1 1924 - age 73) |
1916 |
ARTHUR READ
(Died Q4 1938 - age 57) |
1922 - 1929 |
CHARLES HAROLD
BAUGHAM
(as C H Bangham in trades section of directory)
(father in law of George Beasey) |
1933 - 1937 |
| GEORGE PICTON BEASEY |
c 1941 to 1953 |
| ERIC S BROWNE |
14.12.1953 |
| HAROLD BARNES |
14.10.1957 |
| PHILIP
CORNWAY |
12.12.1966 |
| - |
|
| PAT & ANN McHAON |
10.1995 |
| - |
|
| ALISON
BAXTER & ROBIN SENTER |
by 10.2005 |
PETER HARVEY &
FRANCES CHISHOLM |
14.02.2020 |
|
c1925
Possibly known as the ANCHORAGE earlier?
Application made Monday 12th February 1906 to make alterations to the
house since it was small and enlargement would greatly improve it. The
Bench considered the case should stand over for a month, then they would
consider it.
In February 1929 the house was described as having,
on the ground floor, a parlour, cellar, smoke-room, tap-room,
dining-room and scullery. there were four bedrooms on the first floor.
Lock-up garages could hold six to eight motor-cars, Steward & Patteson
advised that the rateable value was £18, and the licensee Read, was an
excellent tenant and suitable to hold a full licence.
The Bench were unanimous in granting licence transfer from the RAM,
Bawdeswell, and hoped the Licensing Justices would agree.
The sign 1963
"Uproar that local hero, Nelson had been replaced caused the original sign
to be re-hung within a week"
July 1999 report.
1989
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