| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM ABEL |
* 1861 |
| WILLIAM LEGOOD |
by 1867 |
| SOLOMON RICHARDS |
04.02.1868 |
| EDWARD HEWING CURREY |
14.10.1870 |
| JOHN PARSONS |
10.10.1871 |
| ROBERT PUXLEY |
27.06.1876 |
| WILLIAM ROWLAND |
08.01.1877 |
| HENRY HERRING |
04.01.1883 |
| ELIZABETH HERRING |
28.12.1897 |
| EDWARD DAVID SAUNDERS |
14.01.1908 |
| GEORGE LINDLEY |
26.05.1931 |
| JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE |
06.05.1958 |
| FRANK HERBERT DRAKE |
15.07.1958 |
| JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE |
26.11.1963 |
| ANTHONY JOSEPH TUCKER |
07.01.1964 |
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| CLIVE THURLOW |
1984 - 1989 |
| DAVID CARVER |
1990 - 1991 |
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The Lacons tiled decoration dating from rebuilding in the early
1900's?
2 such panels were uncovered during renovation work, following closure
as a public house. Sadly destined to be hidden again. |
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April 1998
As at St. Catherine - Brazen Doors Road 1846, 1850 & 1859.
194 Queens Road from 1868 onwards.As the St. CATHERINES
TAVERN 1879.
Also found at Finklegate and at Finket Street ( 1879 ).
St. Catherines Plain 1890
The Chief Constable objected to renewal of licence at the Licensing Sessions as reported
in the Norfolk Chronicle of 10.02.1906 since the premises had back doors that opened into
closed yards common to occupiers of other premises. Police objections were purely
structural and the Chief Constable agreed that they would be withdrawn if alterations were
started or carried out before the adjournment of the Brewster Sessions.
Rebuilding ( by 1965 ) gave the address as Queens Road rather than Finklegate.
Closed and offered for sale July 2000.
Boarded up 2001
Converted to commercial premises May 2003.
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