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Ipswich Rose Inn
52.05415,1.16476
Closed: about 1932
48 Pottery St
grid reference TM 170 442
The Rose Inn stood roughly where part of the current Suffolk College now stands. Pottery Street evolved in the 1830s as part of the development of the "Potteries" - an impoverished area of town, packed with low quality housing that was mostly cleared in the 1930s.
In 1891-92 it was listed at 50 Pottery Street.
The building is listed as a shop in the 1932 Kelly's Directory, the property is not listed in 1939.
Bin 93 0.15 mile
Dove Street Inn 0.16 mile
Waterlily 0.16 mile
Hank's Dirty 0.17 mile
Lord Nelson 0.17 mile
Briarbank 0.18 mileHistorical interest
To be sold, the Rose, situate in the Parish of St. Peter in Ipswich, being freehold and in the occupation of - Churchman, tenant at will.Ipswich Journal, 24 July 1779***
Landlords
1779: - Churchman ((the Rose, situate in the Parish of St. Peter in Ipswich - 24 July***))
1888: James Wade ((beer retailer - pub not named))
1891: James Wade ((beer house - pub not named) (& grocer & butcher))
1891: James Wade ((Beerhouse & General Shop Keepers, Head/Married/70/born Tuddenham))
1900: Frederick Buxton ((beer retailer - pub not named))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
