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CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.
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Ipswich Norfolk Hotel
also traded as Norfolk Inn,
North West, 52.05305,1.14642
closed July 1958
opened about 1854
last owner/operator: tollemache
175 Princes St
grid reference TM 158 440
The Norfolk Hotel stood on the corner of Quadling Street (Town centre side).
(information from Rod Cross)
It was listed as the Norfolk Inn by 1928.
The pub has since been demolished.
Gallery
Station Hotel 0.16 mile
Thomas Wolsey 0.30 mile
Black Horse 0.33 mile
Falcon 0.35 mile
Arcade Street Tavern 0.37 mile
Swan & Hedgehog 0.38 mileHistorical interest
Peremptory sale by order of the Mortgagee - a newly-erected Brick-built & slated Dwelling House, with walled-in yard & workshop, in the occupation of Mr John JARVIS, known as the Norfolk Hotel, Quadling Street, Ipswich.Ipswich Journal, 10 June 1854**
Auction of leasehold property in St Peter's, Ipswich - Three brick-built-and-slated Messuages, situate in the New Friars' Road, one of which is in the occupation of Mr John JARVIS, Beerseller & Glazier, the other two are unoccupied.Ipswich Journal, 12 Apr 1854**
At the Ipswich Petty Sessions held in September 1865, William Francis made an application for a spirit license for the Norfolk Hotel, Station Street. The house belongs to Sidgwick and the application had been repeated a great many years. Application rejected…
Landlords
1854: Mr John JARVIS ((Norfolk Hotel - in the occupation of - 10 Jun**))
1865: William Francis ((the Norfolk Hotel, Station St - Sep**))
1870: William Francis, the elder ((keeper of Norfolk Hotel, Station road, in parish of St Peter, Ipswich - Jul**))
1883: Mr TIDMAN ((Norfolk Hotel - 19 Jun**))
1883: Mr TIDMAN ((Norfolk Hotel, Ipswich - 19 Jun**))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Bob Mitchell)
(*** historical details supplied by Neil Langridge)
