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HORSE SHOES TASBURGH index
LOWER STREET DEPWADE HUNDRED CLOSED 15.02.1966
CANN & Co Of Wymondham to 1866
STEWARD & PATTESON To closure 1966
Licensees :
SAMUEL DYE
& wheelwright
1845
SAMUEL BAXTER
( butcher aged 37 in 1851 )
1850 - * 1851
JOHN BAXTER 1854
SAMUEL BAXTER
& butcher
1856 - 1865
EPHRAIM LITTLEWOOD 1869 - 1870
WILLIAM DANN 1875 - 1904
CHARLES HENRY BAKER 1908 - 1929
Mrs CLARA BAKER 1934
CHARLES HALES 1937
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Image from the collection of the late Percy Rush. Copyright 2008
1897 image from the collection of the late Percy Rush.
Shown with permission


Offered for sale by auction 10th September 1866
by order of the trustees of the late Mr S M Dye.
All that building of brick and tile comprising
5 sleeping rooms, 5 rooms on the ground floor and
excellent cellar, Slaughterhouse, Stable, Gig House and
other convenient buildings, and about 2 acres of Orchard,
and Arable Land. In the occupation of Messrs Cann & Co
or their undertenant, in which an excellent trade in Beer & Spirits
has been carried on for many years.

Sold for £550 to Mr Alexander Francis Campbell of Gt Plumstead.


Closure was proposed at the First joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962. It was agreed subject to inspection by Mr. L. Canham.
Sales were given as 41 barrels.

8 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.