| , Licensees : |
| ........ |
1811 |
| F. ROGERS |
1822 |
| GEORGE ROBERT JOHNSON |
1830 - 1839 |
| CHARLES HOWARD |
1840 - 1845 |
| ( Thomas Howard ) |
( 1845 ) |
JAMES ROYAL
age 29 in 1851 |
1850 -
1851 |
| JOHN MURNANE |
1854 |
| ( William DeCeaux - Grapes Tap
) |
( 1856 ) |
| JAMES CLARKE |
by 1856 |
| Proceedings were
taken 30.01.1866 for being open out of hours. |
| HENRY WILLIAM OWLES |
27.06.1871 |
| SAMUEL WILLIAM MORRIS |
31.12.1878 |
| GEORGE MAY |
10.05.1887 |
| FREDERICK JAMES |
21.10.1890 |
| GEORGE FRANCIS CRANE |
03.02.1892 |
| JOHN DAWSON |
10.10.1894 |
| THOMAS EDWARD POWELL |
30.12.1902 |
| ELLEN MARY ALLCOCK |
26.07.1904 |
| HENRY ROMER |
29.11.1904 |
| EDGAR HENRY THOMAS HOWARD |
07.02.1910 |
| ARTHUR BEEVOR PALMER |
26.11.1912 |
| FREDERICK JOSEPH ELLIS |
21.11.1916 |
| WILLIAM JOHN WEARN |
19.11.1918 |
| HENRY MONTAGUE |
17.06.1924 |
| HERBERT JACKSON |
17.07.1928 |
| LEOFRIC JOHN HUNTER |
21.10.1930 |
| GEORGE MAURICE BAKER |
08.02.1944 |
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Image provided by Mrs. E. H. Butt showing the remnants of the old Grapes with the
new house behind .
Address as St. Giles Gate in 1830.
As the GRAPES INN, St. Giles Gate 1845.
Destroyed by fire 1942.
It was confirmed 01.11.1950 that the new premises were nearing completion with the
intention of opening to the public from 03.11.1950.
A letter dated 10.08.1957 states the intention to close the public house part of the
premises, but to continue with Off Licence Trade.
Bar operated here known as the GRAPES TAP in
1856 and 1865.
Listed 1956 as the GRAPES BAR, ( Hunter
& Oliver Ltd )
Bar later operating as SIDEEKYS 1985 - 1987
then PLATTERS 1987 to 1988
and finally the LAST RESORT 1988 to closure
November 1989. |
