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NEW INN COLTISHALL index
WALSHAM ROAD SOUTH ERPINGHAM HUNDRED BEERHOUSE See Railway Tavern
Mrs Mary BARBER Conveyed by Mrs Barber & Mortgagees to Oldman Carter 28 November 1879
PRIMROSE Conveyed to MORGANS by Betsy Neal Primrose & Oldman Carter (TRUNCH Brewery) 30 September 1895
MORGANS see RAILWAY INN
Licensees :
MASON B FENN (39) * 1851 - 1856
JOHN ROWLAND 1858
MARY SMITH * 1861 - 1865
WILLIAM GIBSON 1869
JAMES BUSSENS
& blacksmith		 1871
Mrs ELLEN BUSSENS 1875
SAMUEL WHITE 1879
ROBERT HUMPHREY 1881 - 1890
JAMES PITCHER
& farmer		 1891 - 1892
EDWARD MASON 1900
JOHN THOMAS PEEK 1904
RICHARD JAMES CHASTON 1908
WILLIAM SMITHDALE 1912

Built in 1687
Originally known as the WHITE SWAN to 1703

Partially demolished in 1802 following a fire in 1798, which was caused by the dress of a maidservant catching alight since she stood too close to an open hearth.

Found in 1822 as the NEW TAVERN.

Renamed the RAILWAY INN after 1912 but before 1916

(The railway line opened 1879)
Thanks to Ro & Sam Copson for the update 23.02.2005