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Bury St Edmunds Everards Hotel Tap

Bury St Edmunds Everards Hotel Tap

also traded as Woolpack Tap

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Closed unknown era

3 Woolhall St

grid reference TL 852 642 (approximate location)

This is also listed in St Andrews Street South & North.

The 1871 census lists the Woolpack Tap in St Andrews Street North, but St Andrews Street South & Woolhall Street are not listed.

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Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1871: John Pizzey ((Ostler, not shown as publican, Woolpack Tap, Head/Married/37/born Bury))

1871: Martha Pizzey ((Barwoman, Woolpack Tap, Wife/Married/35/born Ousden))

1891: Uninhabited ((Everards Tap, 2 Woolhall St.))

1901: Frederick Tradgett ((Professional Cricketer, Publican, Everard's Tap, 3 Woolhall St., Head/Married/30/born Bury St Edmunds))

1911: George Plume ((Barman, Everard's Tap, Head/Married/65/born Gt Welnetham))