Licensees :
ROBERT SILLETT sen. age 70 in 1841 (Died Q4 1847)	1836 - 1839
ROBERT SILLETT jun age 69 in 1871 Wool, wine, spirit, seed & hop merchant Died Q3 1876 - age 74	1839 - 1875
Mrs GEORGINA SILLETT Wine, seed & wool merchant.	1877
Exors of Robert Sillett	1879
MARY ELLEN SILLETT age 23	1881
ROBERT JOHN SILLETT age 30 in 1891 Wool & seed merchant & maltster.	1883 - 1892
DAVIS BROTHERS (Henry  & George)	by 1896
HENRY ROBERT CHARLES DAVIS	29.10.1923
HERBERT CAWDRON (Died September 1939 - age 70)	31.12.1923
Messrs H. CAWDRON & Sons Ltd.	27.04.1936
ARTHUR EDGAR PARISH (Died September 1972 - age 72)	undated
HERBERT GRAHAM CAWDRON Went into liquidation 1956. (Died May 1986 - age 66)	undated
ALFRED RAYMOND FARROW     (Ray) (Manager ? - Not found in Licence Registers)	c1959 to 1963
JOAN & BERNARD CYRIL DYKES (Died April 2000 - age 79)	14.01.1971
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A wine merchants business when taken over by the Davis Brothers by 1896.

A  Full, 6 day licence with an early closing restriction, was held by 1903.

First identified as the Vine Stores in 1925 directory.

`Peatling & Cawdron (owned) pub, down the back of Oak Street behind their wine merchant's shop'. (Thanks to Tina Sherwood).

The Vine Public House was in the yard behind the wine merchants shop. The premises consisted of two small rooms and an adjacent billiard room.
The bar was commonly known as the Thatch Bar because of the canopy above the main bar. The Saloon Bar had a separate entrance. As was the typical of many public houses, the toilets were located on the opposite side of the yard.
(Thanks to Peter Boggis of the Fakenham Community Archive, via Mike Welland)