| Licensees : |
| BETTY RADCLIFFE |
1775 - |
| ROBERT EDWARDS |
by 1830 -1886 |
| ( J. Fife manager ) |
( 1875 ) |
| ( THOMAS SHELFORD BIDWELL ) |
1888 |
| ( BIDWELL & SUTTON ) |
1890 - 1892 + |
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|
| KATIE JESSOP |
by 1921 |
| GEORGE SAMUEL PEELING |
05.02.1925 |
| KENNETH CAMPBELL McCALLUM |
15.07.1926 |
| THOMAS HAMILTON DENNY |
11.04.1935 |
| GERALD GLANDFIELD BOYD |
22.07.1954 |
| DAVID HALLIBURTON HADLEY |
22.10.1964 |
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| ALAN &
SUE JUDD managers |
by 2004 |
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Original building dates from c1490.
Thomas Coke instigated Wool Fairs here followed by `Sumptuous Dinners for the Gentry'.
In 1830 the coach the ROYAL MAIL called daily at 8:00pm on route from Norwich to London,
returning at 6:00am the following morning.
Valued 25th July 1889 at £2600, including a `dismantled Old Brewhouse and a Fitted Up
Butchers Shop'.
Owned by George Samuel Peeling of Barton Mills by 1926 |
