| Licensees : |
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JOB JENKINSON |
1707 |
| HENRY BROWN |
1737 |
| RICHARD BELL |
1744 |
| EDWARD ARMES |
1773 - 1776 |
| JAMES WORSHIP |
1777 |
| WILLIAM BECKET |
1777 - 1778 |
| J LEVERICK (a waterman?) |
1778 |
| JOHN DAVY |
1778 |
| CHRISTOPHER
DAVEY |
1789 - 1790 |
| Ө |
WILLIAM BARBER / BAKER |
1791 - 1792 |
| HENRY
BATCHELOR |
1793 - 1799 |
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| Mr. COSSEY |
1813 |
| Mr. PITCHER |
1818 - 1820 |
JAMES PITCHER
age 63 in 1854
See below |
1836 - 1856 |
Mrs MARY PITCHER
|
1858 - 1861 |
JAMES JIMPSON
& boat owner
James William Jimpson jun.
died suddenly from heart disease and was buried at Taverham on Friday
7th March 1899. |
1865 - 1899 |
FRED ATKINSON
proprietor
Age 50 in 1911
Died September 1916 - age 56 |
1900 - 1916 |
Mrs. ATKINSON widow
See opposite. |
10.10.1916 |
ARTHUR WILLIAM JOHNSON
Died 2nd September 1928 - age 54 |
by 1920 |
| WALRITH V LeNEVE PAINTER |
15.10.1928 |
| GEOFFREY HOUGHTON PLEASANTS |
05.04.1948 |
| (Captain) ALBERT EDWARD GRANT |
03.12.1956 |
| ERNEST ARROWSMITH |
01.07.1957 |
| ALAIN WILLIAM JICKELL |
29.10.1962 |
PERCY EDGAR RUSH &
JOSEPH DENNIS WHARTON |
17.10.1966 |
PERCY EDGAR RUSH
(Area manager) |
17.04.1967 |
Mr. R. W. J. KILLHAM
(Manager for Mr. Rush) |
30.04.1968 |
| DENNIS
DIMMOCK |
16.12.1968 |
| NORMAN GOODE |
12.01.1970 |
| ANTONIO MASALA
(Tony) |
08.06.1970 |
| COLIN ERNEST
HOWES |
16.09.1974 |
| GEORGE
WILLIAM ROBINSON |
28.06.1976 |
JAN & JOHN
PARDON
(John Pardon died October 2012) |
1982 - 1987 |
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GRAHAM
MITCHELL
General Manager |
by 10.2011 - 2014+ |
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IAN COATES
General manager |
by 2024 |
William Pitcher, son of the late James Pitcher, died on the premises
22nd February 1862, aged 48
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April 1998
Referenced both at Hoveton and Wroxham.
Recorded in Blofield, Taverham & Walsham Hundreds Register dated 9th
September 1789 - Location given as Wroxham.
Recorded as selling 400 - 500 barrels of beer a year in the 1890's.
It was reported November 1892 that the house provided twelve public
bed-rooms, but the majority of customers slept in their boats.

On Tuesday, 10th October 1916 an application was made to transfer the
licence from Fred Atkinson (deceased) to his wife.
It was heard that Mr. Atkinson was an invalid and entire charge of the
business had been carried out by his wife. No charge or complaint had
ever been made against the house.
Mrs. Atkinson had a nephew, aged 25, who would assist in the management
as soon as he was out of the Army. (Yeomanry).
Sergeant Basham had been instructed to oppose the transfer since he had
occasion to caution Mrs Atkinson in an instance of after hours drinking.
(The persons found drinking were guests at the hotel shortly after
regulations had changed.)
The Bench agreed to grant the transfer, upon the understanding that a
responsible man would live at the house to assist in the conduct of
business.
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`Modern Sewerage Plant' completed April 1964.
Cocktail
Lounge alterations completed December 1965.
The eight room hotel refurbished to re-open December 2014.
A reported £570,000 having been invested in improvements which include
` new signature pieces of furniture and contemporary fixtures'.
Closed for a reported £1,400,000 refurbishment 4th February 2024 to 24th
March 2024.
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