| Licensees : |
| ROBERT
GEORGE |
* 1830 - *
1865 |
AARON GEORGE
& fisherman
( age 22 in 1869 ) |
1869 - *
1888 |
| Mrs SUSANNAH GEORGE |
1890 - 1896 |
AARON GEORGE
(given as GEORGE AARON) |
1900 - 1904 |
| EDWARD JAMES ATKINS |
17.10.1905 |
| WALTER GEORGE BRATTLE |
12.10.1909 |
JOHN SAMUEL HAYLETT
& lifeboat coxswain |
02.01.1912 |
| ELIZABETH ANN HAYLETT |
01.04.1919 |
| GEORGE ROBERT HAYLETT |
08.07.1919
to at least 1955 |
| GEORGINA
HAYLETT |
c1958 -
c1965 |
| WILLIAM
HAYLETT |
c1965 -
c1977 |
| STEPHEN
LAWSON |
c1977 -
c1979 |
| RAY CLIFTON |
c1979 -
c1990 |
| ARNOLD (
ZACK ) MOBBS |
1990 - 2007 |
| SARAH
HARRISON |
from 2007 |
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House originally built in 1815 by Robert George
as a refuge for mariners. The first permanent building on the `Beach
Village'.
Found named as the SHIP from 1900.
Spirit licence transferred from Somerton LION 1957.
Lounge extension added 1958
Refurbished c1987.
Referenced as the oldest Public House in Caister.
Mrs Mobbs won `Best Pub Garden' award 1996
as reported 24.09.1996
See page 17 of Volume 1 - Gt YARMOUTH IN OLD POSTCARDS
first published 1990 and page 117 of Gt. YARMOUTH - A SECOND SELECTION first published
1996 |
