| Licensees : |
| SAMUEL JEFFRIES |
1836 - 1845 |
JAMES BARKER
age 37 in 1851 |
1850 - 1851 |
JOHN JOLLY
& cow keeper |
by 1854 |
Convicted
06.07.1875 of selling out of hours.
Fine £3 plus 18/6d costs. |
| JOHN JOLLY junior |
19.11.1878 |
| HARRY CROWE |
16.01.1906 |
| HENRY OATWAY BARKER |
13.06.1916 |
| EMILY BARKER |
19.11.1918 |
| JOHN POTTER |
05.04.1927 |
| HARRIETT POTTER |
28.08.1951 |
| CHARLES ROBERT DRAKE |
20.11.1951 |
| BRIAN
STANLEY CASON |
05.06.1973 |
| TREVOR JOHN
WATSON |
07.01.1975 |
| RICHARD JOHN
EAVES |
08.09.1981 |
| CHARLES
ARMSTRONG |
11.09.1984 |
| WILLIAM BELL |
10.09.1985 |
| OLIVE
FRANCES BELL |
14.02.1995 |
PETER FRANZ
WILDNER &
MAUREEN ANN SMITH |
11.11.1997 |
| NICKI HOWARD & JOHN CRAFT |
22.04.1998 |
| MICHAELA FRY
& RICHARD ROBERTS |
23.11.2004 |
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Built 1824.
First licensed 1830
Address as Southwell Street in 1845 & 1854Sold 1833 by Thomas Cott, pawnbroker, to
Charles Crawshay and John Youngs for £545 ( Date could possibly be 1855
?)
Known as CHARLIE DRAKES during the time of the popular landlord.
( Chairman of the Norwich
& Norfolk Licensed Victuallers Association in 1962 )
Purchased from Greene King and closed for refurbishment May 1998 to 10th June 1998.
Soon obtained the distinction of being the Eastern Evening News Pub of the Year and then
the CAMRA East Anglian Pub of the Year (1999).
Offers a wide range of traditional ales
with East Anglian brews to the fore.
Over 60 Scottish Malt & Irish whiskies available.
Uniquely offers a place for you to enjoy a locally purchased take-a-way meal. Plates,
cutlery & condiments are provided to accompany your meal with refreshments purchased
on the premises.
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