| Licensees : |
JOHN COTTON
worsted weaver |
1760 - 1764 |
| JOHN CUSTANCE |
1822 - 1836 |
ANTHONY FREDERICK WILLS
age 35 in 1851 |
1840 - 1864 |
| JOHN KEEBLE |
by 1865 |
| WILLIAM MARTIN |
25.03.1868 |
| EDWARD BOSWELL |
10.12.1888 |
| WILLIAM HARRIS |
07.05.1889 |
| HERBERT ALFRED BAKER |
12.05.1903 |
Convicted
14.08.1906 of selling to a child in an unsealed vessel.
Fine 2/6d or 7 days detention. |
| GEORGE THORNE EARL |
10.10.1911 |
| STEPHEN WILLIAM BOWEN |
26.11.1912 |
| JAMES WILLIAM DENNIS |
25.11.1913 |
| SIDNEY SAMUEL LEGGETT |
11.01.1916 |
| ELIZABETH KATHLEEN LEGGETT |
21.11.1916 |
| SIDNEY SAMUEL LEGGETT |
03.02.1920 |
Convicted
18.03.1926 of selling out of hours.
Fine £2 or 21 days detention. |
| EDWARD JAMES ELLIS |
05.04.1927 |
| PERCY ARTHUR PARKER |
21.06.1932 |
| ERNEST MANN |
19.06.1934 |
| ARTHUR HERBERT ROPER |
15.10.1935 |
| ARTHUR ALBERT CLARKE |
05.04.1937 |
| ALFRED JOHN CURSON |
07.10.1952 |
| RICHARD GUNDRY |
01.1977 |
| ALAN COCKRILL |
by 02.1977 |
| CHRISTINE BRON |
1982 - 1994 |
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Image by Barry Wilkinson - February 1988
Dates from the early 1700's.
Villains broke in early morning of Tuesday 11th February 1783.
They stole thereout a quantity of apparel and other articles and escaped
undiscovered.
Address as Upper Westwick Street in 1822.
Waterworks Road in 1883.
288 Heigham Street to early 1900's.
300 Heigham Street from at least 1912.
Described in 1955 as a `House of great antiquity'.
Up to the 1970's the public accommodation consisted of a small bar and a separate lounge.
By the 1980's virtually all the entire ground floor rooms had been incorporated into a
single large open space.
Closed from the end of 1999 to March 2000 for further extensive renovations which included
a `Trebled pub area to give a Restaurant Pub'.
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