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Lowestoft Stone Cottage
52.47548,1.74874
Closed: between 1840 and 1920
10 Bevan St
grid reference TM 546 930 (approximate location)
The Stone Cottage is listed at 93 Tonning Street until the 1910 Lowestoft Rate book. It's listed in Bevan Street from about 1911. It seems likely to have been demolished.
Joseph Conrad 0.13 mile
Lord Nelson 0.14 mile
Harbour Inn 0.23 mile
Notley's 0.24 mile
Slounge 0.26 mile
Fisherman's Wharf 0.29 mileHistorical interest
George Turner was charged with refusing to quit the Stone Cottage Inn, when asked to do so by the landlord, Mr C A Jeffries. Turner pleaded guilty and Mr Jeffries asked for a second charge of assault be withdrawn if the defendant apologized and paid the expenses. Turner was only too glad to do it and was fined on the first offence 10s. Ipswich Journal, Jan 1880**
In 1937 the pub was listed in Kelly's Directory as one of 220 pubs that were retailing beer that they were brewing.
Landlords
1869: Thomas Emery Butcher ((Stone Cottage inn) (Tonning st))
1871: Thomas E Butcher ((Publican, 93 Tonning St., pub not named, Head/Widower/42y/born Lowestoft))
1871: + Mary Butcher ((93 Tonning St., pub not named, Daughter/Unmarried/2y/born Lowestoft))
1874: Thomas Henry Butcher ((Beer house & & smack owner, Tonning St., pub not named))
1879: Charles Alfred Jefferies
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)
