c1912
The creditors of Mr John Fish were desired to meet at the Ram, according to
an announcement 9th May 1785.
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
All the Household Furniture, China, Glass and Effects of Mr. George Dix were
to be sold in the second week of October 1844, since he was changing his
residence. (His Live and Dead Farming Stock, Brewing and Dairy Utensils and
part of the Household Furniture were for sale Monday 4th October 1844)
Selling Lacons fine ales in early 1900's
It was reported 15th March 1901 that Albert Boyce had been accused of
assaulting Robert Gooderham, platelayer, on 18th February 1901.
A fight between the two had led to Boyce producing a gun and pulling the
trigger. The wounded Gooderham was ejected from the house and found by a
policeman.
Having two prior convictions for assaults, Gooderham was ordered to pay the
costs of £2 2s and Boyce was fined 10s and 10s costs - Paid.
Offered To Let 19th March 1901 with possession from Lady Day (25th March).
36 Acres of Land included.
Apply Lacon & Co, Ltd.
Mr. H. G. Symes, late Head Gardener at Roydon Hall, advised 14th June 1901,
that having recently taken the Inn, he hoped to receive a fair share of
public patronage and offered civility and the serving of good articles.
Cyclists Accommodated. Reasonable Terms.
Closed c1954
Licence granted Monday 14th May 1984 whilst house being restored.
Reopened as the OLD RAM
13th July 1985,
following extensive refurbishment.
(On "Live Aid Day")
Recommended in the GOOD PUB GUIDE 1998
Thanks to Roger
Waters for update 25.10.01
