| Licensees : |
| THOMAS ANDREWS |
1830 - 1845 |
DAVID CATTERMOLE
age 47 in 1851 |
1850 - 1861 |
JAMES CATTERMOLE
also as Catermoul |
by 1864 |
| ALFRED GREY READ |
26.02.1872 |
| THOMAS GRAY READ |
02.04.1872 |
| SAMUEL SULLIVAN |
30.03.1880 |
| REGINALD ALBERT PEARSON |
22.07.1924 |
| FREDERICK ALFRED BAILEY |
12.05.1925 |
| LOTTIE MARIA BAILEY |
05.10.1943 |
| WALLACE HECTOR MIDDLETON |
07.06.1949 |
| EDWIN GEORGE RUTTER |
09.06.1964 |
| ALBERT BRIGHTON |
29.11.1983 |
ALBERT
BRIGHTON &
MELVYN DOUGLAS YOUNGS |
15.05.1990 |
RODNEY JAMES
BROWN &
ROBERT THOMAS WOOD |
19.03.1991 |
| DAVID BLAKE |
27.04.1993 |
DAVID
BLAKE, ROBERT GRANT CAMERON &
BRENDA JOYCE GUNCHER |
28.09.1993 |
DAVID
BLAKE, ROBERT GRANT CAMERON &
& FRAZER ALEXANDER DUNCAN SCOTT |
08.08.1995 |
DAVID BLAKE
&
ROBERT GRANT CAMERON |
18.11.1997 |
| GRANT
CAMERON |
by 2011 |
|
Known as the YARMOUTH COACH 1830, 1845
& 1867.Address as Foundry Road 1836 & 1854.
Foundry Bridge Road 1845.
34 Thorpe Road in 1886.
44 Thorpe Road 1904.
Had a rear entrance onto Rosary Road .
( Red & white Watneys sign still attached 1984 )
Closed 1989 to 1993.
Reopened July 1993 with the Chalk Hill Brewery operating from rear of
premises. A firkin of Old Tackle, left for two years to double ferment,
was consumed on the weekend beginning Saturday 10th February 1996. Other
ales produced at the time were Brewery Tap, Chalk Hill Bitter (CHB),
Dreadnought and Porter. |
