| Licensees : |
| FRANCIS WARD |
1822 |
| ANN WARD |
1830 |
JAMES STROUGHTON
age 49 in 1851
( John Stroughton 1870 & 1871 ) |
1836 - 1872 |
| WILLIAM HARVEY |
1875 - 1908 |
| GEORGE HARVEY |
27.04.1908 |
| HARRY JAMES SHIPP |
31.10.1910 |
| JANE KIBBY |
26.11.1917 |
| SIDNEY JAMES STEEL |
29.12.1919 |
| JOHN HARRY STEEL |
29.10.1923 |
| Fine 25.04.1932
of 10/- plus 5/- costs for selling out of hours. |
| DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER |
27.04.1936 |
| HORACE FREDERICK ALLABY |
27.07.1939 |
| HERBERT CORDNER MYERS |
13.02.1939 |
| FLORENCE MINNIE MYERS |
28.12.1948 |
| Fine 18.01.1954
of £24/4/- for selling out of hours. |
| ARNOLD ETHERIDGE |
31.10.1955 |
| EDITH GWENDOLINE ETHERIDGE |
28.07.1958 |
| ARNOLD
ETHERIDGE |
undated |
| ANTHONY
MICHAEL COULSON |
18.03.1968 |
| KENNETH JOHN
ROOKE |
no date |
| PERCY EDGAR
RUSH |
28.10.1968 |
| CHARLES WALTER
TAPPIN |
15.09.1969 |
| EDITH WILLMOTT |
1973 |
| GIANNI BARONI |
12.03.1973 |
| PERCY EDGAR
RUSH |
05.08.1974 |
| JENNY & IAN NICOLL |
1975 |
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1916
This house was built following a fire in 1738 which destroyed many buildings around the
Market Place.
Originally called the GEORGE
Known as the CROWN from at least
1795 when mentioned in the diary of Mary Hardy.
Meeting place of the Courts Leet and Baron of the Manor of Fakenham Lancaster.
In 1830 the coach the HERO called at the CROWN & the RED LION every alternate morning,
except Sundays, at 6:00am on route to London.Note : George Harvey is given as Licensee
from 1908, but appears in the census returns 1881 & 1891, presumably then acting as a
manager for Licensee William Harvey.
The auction of a newly erected Post Windmill at Great
Snoring,
was held here Thursday 22nd September 1808.
Unsold, the property was again offered for auction at the
Unicorn, Gt Snoring in 1809.
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