| 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
Found in 1822 as the NEW TAVERN.
Partially demolished in 1802
following a fire which was caused by the dress of a maidservant catching
alight since she stood too close to an open hearth.
Renamed the RAILWAY INN
after 1912 but before 1916
(The railway line opened 1879) |
