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ROSE & CROWN WYMONDHAM index
2 DAMGATE STREET
CHAPEL STREET
FOREHOE HUNDRED CLOSED c1911
JOHN DAY Lot No 14 in sale of St. Martins Brewery, Norwich as advertised 11th October 1794
JOHN PATTESON 1806
STEWARD & PATTESON Owned by Steward, Patteson & Steward as document dated 1837 to 1851
Licensees :
DANIEL PATTLE 1822
JOSHUA POLL 1830
CHARLES BROWNE 1836
CHARLES COOKE 1839
JONATHAN SANT 1845
WILLIAM DOLMAN 1846
EDWARD STEBBINGS
& umbrella maker.
1854 - 1856
ROBERT WELTON
( as Robert Wetson 1875 )
* 1861 - 1877
Mrs C. WELTON 1879
THOMAS M. AMIS 1883
WILLIAM ROBERT BOWGEN
& plumber & glazier
1888 - 1908

Dated from the 16thC.

Known as LORD RODNEYS HEAD over the period 1789 to 1794.

Samuel Crows carriers carts departed from the Rose & Crown Terminus in 1836 ( The corner of Damgate and Market Street )

It is reported that an unattended horse and cart crashed through the window in 1864.

Sold by S&P during 1911

By 1982 one part of the house was a Shoe Shop, the other a private dwelling.

See page 19 of `Wymondham in Times Past'.