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CROWN INN REEPHAM - HACKFORD index
SIX CROSSWAYS EYNESFORD HUNDRED FULL LICENCE
Eynesford Licence Registers PS/3/4/1 - PS/3/4/6 ( c1880 - 1975 )
Mr & Mrs B Parke of Reepham  ( Exors of Mr & Mrs B Parke from 1881 )
DONALD STEWARD  1882
HENRY STANIFORTH PATTESON   
STEWARD & PATTESON  From 1895
WATNEY MANN     
BRENT WALKER    
PUBMASTER     
PUNCH TAVERNS  
Licensees :
ROBERT PETER GLADDEN
& joiner
& carpenter
* 1845 - 1861
Mrs M A GLADDEN * 1865
EDWARD PAGE
& carpenter
& coal merchant
by 1869
Mrs PAMELA  PAGE
( Mrs Edward Page )
15.12.1911
WALTER MARK WARD 20.10.1913
ARTHUR JAMES ANDREWS 21.12.1931
ROBERT T SMITH 18.10.1954 -
early 1980's
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PHILIP SHAW by 2012

1889 ground plan
1889 plan


A beerhouse in 1879.

A six day licence was held from 1878 to 1882

A full licence ( 7 day ) was granted 04.09.1882
and an application was made for a spirit licence,
this was refused at the following Sessions.

An application was made 03.09.1883 for a spirit licence,
it was again refused by the County Licensing Committee.

The application for a spirit licence, made on 01.09.1884
was granted by the County Licensing Committee.


Closure proposed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 26th May 1962 - Subject to inspection by Mr. L. Canham. Sales reported as 74 barrels of beer.

The house did not close, it seems that Mr. Canham was suitably impressed with the viability of the house.

January 2013 - Threatened with closure and conversion into dwellings with rest of site used for more housing

Robert Smith also worked as a retained fireman and drove the Reepham fire tender. When the Commer fire tender was taken out of service, Bob was allowed to use the bell off the tender to ring time. He also repaired shoes and was a part time bus driver. Thanks to C. Jordan for the info.