| Licensees : |
JOHN PRESTON
victualler & builder |
1836 |
THOMAS WOODHOUSE
& coal merchant |
1845 - 1858 |
GEORGE B. DEARY
also as DERRY |
by 1865 |
| HENRY AMISS |
06.01.1873 |
| JAMES LARNER |
04.01.1875 |
| Mrs ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE |
03.01.1876 |
| Miss EMMA FOX |
03.07.1882 |
| OLDMAN CARTER |
01.04.1901 |
| WILLIAM ISAAC REEVE |
11.11.1901 |
| FREDERICK WILSON |
07.11.1904 |
| ALBERT EDWARD CORDWELL |
26.03.1928 |
| CLYDE ROY SIMPSON |
13.10.1934 |
| CYRIL WATSON LUKER (?) |
06.11.1939 |
| JOHN HOUCHEN GUNTON |
24.03.1941 |
| CHARLES BULL |
12.11.1943 |
| FRANK WARD |
30.06.1952 |
Fine £2/4/- for
selling out of hours 04.06.1953
Fine £5 for selling out of hours 01.11.1954 |
| ERNEST THORNTON |
07.02.1955 |
| JOHN LESLIE WHITTAKER |
24.06.1957 |
| JACK PICKETT |
25.05.1961
to at least 1969 |
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Said to be the oldest pubs in the village.
One of the bars had previously been used as a Coal Office,
at a time when coal was landed on the beach.House closed c1943 -
Letter from S&P states that house will reopen
15.11.1943 following suspension under
section 10 of the 1942 Finance Act.
Damaged in storms 1949
Closed by Watney Mann c1984
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