| Licensees : |
| ROBERT LACKFORD |
1747 |
Mr ROBINSON
( wife died June 1780 )
Mr Robinson died during the 3rd week of June 1782 ) |
1780 - June
1782 |
| JOSEPH
TRUNDLE |
by August
1782 |
| - |
|
| JAMES STOREY |
1806 - 1822 |
| D. PATTLE |
1827 |
| JAMES RUSH |
1830 - 1846 |
WILLIAM KING
age 52 in 1851 |
1850 - *
1851 |
| JOHN E. HUNT |
1854 |
WILLIAM DUNHAM
& horse breaker |
1856 - 1865 |
| ELIJAH CASTLETON |
1871 |
HENRY ROCK TUNALEY
& horse dealer
( as Henry Roch Tunaley 1875 & 1879 ) |
1875 - 1881 |
| WILLIAM C. WINDLEY |
1883 |
| JOHN HARE |
1888 - 1892 |
| C. E. BROWNE |
1908 |
| ALBERT SIDNEY BETTS |
1912 - 1922 |
| CHARLES HERBERT SPICER |
1925 - 1933 |
|
1987
Dates from c1617.
Scorched timbers perhaps indicate existence before the Wymondham fire of 1615, or evidence
of reclamation from other sites?
Contains a hidden gallery which gave access to the `Inn Chambers'.
A wrestling match held in 1747 between 24 men offered prizes of silver buckles, gloves and
a silver spoon. A shooting competition offered silver spurs to the winner.
The Norfolk Chronicle of 17th August 1782 announced.....
Joseph TRUNDLE, From the GEORGE, Cringleford, near Norwich,
Having taken the WHITE HART INN, in Wymondham, Norfolk, and fitted up the
same in a neat and commodious Manner, with all Sorts of neat Wines,
Spirituous Liquors, etc humbly begs the Continuance of all former
customers, and the Favours of all other Gentlemen and Ladies will ever be
gratefully acknowledged by their most obedient Servant, Joseph Trundle.
Advertising ``Neat Gigs with good horses & careful drivers'' in 1827.
In 1830 the coach the MAGNET called daily at 5:30pm on route from Norwich to London,
returning the following morning at 7:00am.Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
70 barrels of beer
23 spirits
Plans to remove a wall and build a patio proposed September 2001. |
