1860

Reputed to date back to early 1600's

A stone from the collapsed church tower was used as a mounting block.

For Sale by Auction Thursday, 21st February 1805.
The Public Inn called the Angel, in the occupation of the late Mr. Robert Wells, deceased, and "now his Executors".
Possession at Michaelmas.

Lot no. 76 in sale by auction 14th to 17th September 1841 of the Coltishall Brewery. Copyhold sold to the tenant, Mr. Plumbly, for the sum of £710.

Proprietor George Plumbly announced February 1853, that the property, having been rebuilt two years previously, provided Commercial, Sleeping and Sitting-rooms superior to any in the neighbourhood.

25th May 1889 - Mr. E. J. Morris informed his Friends and the Public that he had opened the well-known house and looked forward to their Patronage.
Good Bowling Green and Billiard Room.

George Edwards founded the Eastern Counties Agricultural Labourers & Smallholders Union at a meeting held here July 1906.
(Dates of the meeting vary from 6th to 26th July 1906)
This later became the National Union of Agricultural Workers.

Henry Quilter, licensee from 1931 to 1938 had served with the 34th Division in France, surviving the battles of the Somme in WW1. From 1917 he served in British, German and Portuguese East Africa.
As a sportsman he had played cricket for Suffolk, Ipswich and East Suffolk. He had been captain of the Cambridge County (EBA) Bowls team, and played for Suffolk County, East Anglian and Midland Federation teams. He twice captained the Newmarket golf Club. He was a semi-finalist in the All-England Amateur Snooker championship and had captained the Newmarket Tennis Club. He was a member of the Newmarket Swimming Club polo team that won the East Anglian Championship and Cockran's Charity Cup in the same year. As a rower he won the Ipswich Petrol Rowing Club Sculls and was vice-captain of the Club.

Held a Market Day extension for
Thursday afternoons - 2:30pm to 4:30pm

Site became Angel Court.
The leaded glass door awning being reused.


1989