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Ipswich Joiners Arms

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CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.

last updated Feb 8th, 2020.

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Ipswich Joiners Arms

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Closed 1957 (21 nov)

4 Castle St

grid reference TM 158 446 (approximate location)

Castle St was roughly where the New Wolsey Theatre now stands. The Ipswich licensing records and Rate books show that although listed as a beerhouse, it was only licensed for off-sales.

Demolished as part of the Civic drive development.

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•    Black Horse 0.11 mile
•    Arcade Street Tavern 0.18 mile
•    Manning's 0.19 mile
•    Swan & Hedgehog 0.21 mile
•    Brewers Arms 0.22 mile
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Landlords

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1888: Mrs Elizabeth Saunders ((beer retailer - pub not named) (Castle st))

1891: Mrs Elizabeth Saunderson ((beer house - pub not named) (Castle st) )

1891: Elizabeth M Saunders ((Innkeeper, Head/Married/26y/born Ipswich))

1900: Samuel Gilbert ((beer retailer - pub not named) (4 Castle st))

1901: Owen A Bird ((Beerhouse Keeper, Head/Married/22y/born Ipswich))

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Footnote

The Company of Joiners were granted a coat of arms in 1571. Traditionally they were usually employed in producing more ornamental work than carpenters.