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RED LION HARLESTON index
BROAD STREET
THOROUGHFARE		 EARSHAM HUNDRED CLOSED by 1880?
HARLESTON BREWERY Sold 1828 to Mr Morse of Norwich for £540
MORSE John Morse retired in 1829 - leaving his son George in charge of (ex Days) Porter Brewery, in Oak Street, Norwich (St Martins Brewery)
( STEWARD & PATTESON ) In 1831 George Morse merged with S&P : A week after the merger St Martins Brewery was advertised for sale.
Licensees :
MARY MANBY 1830
GEORGE PAGE 1836 - 1839
ROBERT SEAMAN
age 44 in 1851
& dealer		 1845 - 1865
JAMES SHELDRAKE 1869
ROBERT SHEPHARD 1871
GEORGE GOWING 1875


Supplied by Steward & Patteson as a Freehold property owned by George Morse, according to documents dated 1837 to 1851.

Last found as a public house in 1875.

The Old Red Lion was purchased in 1884 to become the Subscription Reading Room.