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1912 Public Houses

Below are listed the pubs known to have been open in 1912. For each one there is a page that lists what we know about that establishment, especially what was happening at around that time.

Please note that this is an ongoing piece of work and some of the linked establishments may have very little information in them with some ‘sectons’ blank.

• Public house names:
  
  • Behive (10 Denmark Street)
  • Bell Inn (Market Place)
  • Bricklayers Arms (24 Shelfanger Road)
  • Cherry Tree (Cherry Tree Lane)
  • Cock Inn (Fair Green)
  • Crown and Anchor (28 Victoria Road)
  • The Crown Hotel (110 Denmark Street)
  • Denmark Arms (32 Denmark Street)
  • Dolphin (24 Church Street)
  • Green Dragon (Heywood Road)
  • Greyhound (9 St. Nicholas Street)
  • Half Moon (St. Nicholas Street)
  • Jolly Porters (Railway Station)
  • Kings Head (Mere Street)
  • Magpie (Walcot Green)
  • Park Hotel (29 Denmark Street)
  • Prince of Wales (St. Nicholas Street)
  • Railway Tavern / Welcome Inn (15 Victoria Road)
  • Rampant Horse (Heywood Road)
  • Red Lion (101 Victoria Road)
  • Saracens Head (Mount Street)
  • Ship (22 Mere Street)
  • Star (13 Market Place)
  • Sun Inn / Waterfront (43 Mere Street)
  • Two Brewers (11 St. Nicholas Street)
  • Waveney / Cuthbert Stores (Mere Street)
  • White Hart (Stuston Road)
  • White Horse (20 Market Place)

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