| Licensees : |
| THOMAS MEADOWS |
1822 |
| JOHN RAMM |
1830 |
WILLIAM GIBBS
age 58 in 1851 |
1836 - 1861 |
Mrs A GIBBS
age 73 |
1865 |
JOHN BASTARD
master mariner |
1869 - 1877 |
| WILLIAM THOMAS GOLDEN HOWES |
by 1879 to 1884 |
| ANNIE MARIA HOWES |
23.08.1884 |
| HENRY NASH PASHLEY |
16.10.1886 |
| FRANCIS KERRISON |
13.10.1890 |
| RICHARD WATTS |
12.11.1900 |
| ANNA WATTS |
13.12.1909 |
| HILTON PARKER PASHLEY |
13.10.1933 |
| NANCIE MARGARET EVERITT
PASHLEY |
21.03.1947 |
| GEORGE W L BRAZIER |
11.06.1954 |
| JOHN LESLIE WHITTAKER |
10.10.1958
to closure |
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William Hardy dined here in 1792.
Sold in 1802 for the sum of £232
When sold in 1843 for £400 it included a Brewhouse at the back, 2 Stables and a Cellar.
A Bowling Green, on the opposite side of the road is recorded from 1807 to 1957.
The house was damaged by enemy action 26.11.1944
Sales in final year of trading : - 86 1/8 barrels of beer.
Licence held by S&P from closure 1958 to 6th May 1959 when
surrendered in favour of new house at Thorpe, Norwich - Removal confirmed May 1960.
( Thorpe house thought to be the CANARY, Heartsease, which opened 1961)
Converted to a private house called `Sunbeams'.
Pevsner, in BUILDINGS OF ENGLAND gives following description -
` On way from Church to Quay, Sunbeams was an Inn c1710 - 1720' |
