Aldeburgh King's Head
Aldeburgh King's Head
also traded as Queen's Head
West, 52.15297,1.6014
closed 16th July 1909
High St
grid reference TM 464 566
The King's Head was demolished to make way for a garage.
According to the 1904 Woodbridge licensing records, the pub's license was issued in 1796.
The renewal of the license was refused on July 16th, 1909.
DP's Bar 0.02 mile
Cross Keys 0.03 mile
Mill Inn 0.15 mile
White Hart 0.24 mile
Brudenell Hotel 0.34 mile
Railway Inn 0.46 mileHistorical interest
The Aldeburgh Kings Head in High street [Woodbridge Division] is listed in East Suffolk Police Returns for Licensed houses [library ref 647.954] published May 1903 with Mary Ann Stannard as tenant (since 1858); holding a full premises license & owned by Frederick Charles Ullick Vernon Wentworth
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(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(some old PO directory information courtesy of londonpublichouse.com)
