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LAMB INN NORWICH L index
Lamb Index
OLD HAYMARKET St PETER MANCROFT See RAT & PARROT
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 - PS 1/8/4 ( 1894 - 1965 )
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS   
BULLARDS 1958
WATNEY MANN   
NORWICH BREWERY   
ANGLIA TAVERNS   
SCOTTISH & NEWCASTLE by 1996
Licensees :
JOSEPH TRUNDLE 1761 - 1763
WILLIAM MANN 1764
JOHN AGGAS 1783 - 1787
SARAH MARTIN 1802
GEORGE RAMPLING 1806 - 1807
JOHN JUST 1811
WILLIAM ATMER 1830
JOHN WEBSDALE
age 50 in 1851
1836 - 1851
FRANCIS WEBSDALE
age 55 in 1854
1854 - 1859
ROBERT BAILEY by 1861
AMELIA BAILEY 04.06.1869
HERBERT GEORGE GOFFIN 10.10.1896
WILLIAM HENRY HUBBARD 16.01.1917
LILIAN LOUISE HUBBARD 11.02.1936
JONATHAN VALENTINE CUMBY 17.11.1935
CYRIL PERCY SQUIRES 13.07.1954
WALTER RICHARD LAVERICK 08.03.1955
ALISTAIR MacDONALD FRAZER 19.07.1960
EDWARD KENDLE THACKERY 01.09.1964
?? 07.09.1965
CHARLES GARROULD 15.03.1966
EDWARD KENDLE THACKERY 11.10.1966
LESLIE CHARLES JEQUES 02.09.1969
PERCY EDGAR RUSH 05.01.1971
KENNETH SALE 08.06.1971
ROGER JAMES SNEDDON 21.11.1972
PERCY EDGAR RUSH 26.11.1974
RACHEL & BRIAN WILLIAM WARD 07.09.1976 to
13.02.1977
PERCY EDGAR RUSH 22.03.1977
CHRIS & MANDY PAGE 1977 - 1979
JAMES CRAWFORD PANK 21.07.1981
BRIAN RAYMOND LEE 30.11.1982
BRIAN PERKS &
DAVID THOMAS MANTON
26.11.1985
LESLIE ROBERT D............ &
DAVID THOMAS MANTON
09.09.1986
JOHN KEARNEY &
RICHARD JOHN O'SULLIVAN
26.07.1986
PETER GODDARD &
RICHARD JOHN O'SULLIVAN
26.07.1988
PETER GODDARD &
IAN McDONALD
14.02.1989
JOHN LEMMON &
PETER GODDARD
12.11.1991
GARY COLEMAN 14.02.1995
STEPHEN GEORGE SMITH &
PETER GEORGE CRONIN
08.08.1995
The Lamb Inn - image shown with the permission of Mr. Philip Standley.
Image provided by Philip Standley.

Referenced 1574 as at Market Place.

Named the HOLY LAMB in early references, owing it is said, to have being `formed from the ruins of a nearby church'.

Scene of a murder in 1787 when the licensee, John Aggas, was killed. It seems that the unfortunate innkeeper had found his brother-in-law in the cellar, providing free drinks to his friends.


Address as 10 Gentlemans Walk in 1836.

Damaged by fire 1939.

Extensively `renovated' c1979.
Wooden paneling was removed from the walls and dumped.
Reopened after much expenditure with sawdust on the floor and glasses on open timber shelves above bar. Condemned by the health and fire authorities as a hazard. Closed and even more money poured in. Reopened with carpets and new bar fittings.
Before the refurbishment it was said to be the public house in Norfolk with the highest takings.



Scottish & Newcastle announced 10.10.1996 that the house was to be renamed the RAT & PARROT.

See page 44 of `Norwich in Old Postcards - Vol 1 ' published 1988
& page 31 of Vol 4 - published 1992