Southwold Two Brewers
Southwold Two Brewers
South, 52.32635,1.67894
Closed: about 1834
Church St
grid reference TM 507 761
In 1834 the pub was was demolished for Mr James Robinson and a private house was built on its site (the corner house on the left leading out of High Street into Church Street)**
The building now on-site is Grade II listed; the listing talks about it having been a pub, evidently not realising this was before it was rebuilt.
Crown 0.02 mile
Swan 0.02 mile
Red Lion 0.09 mile
Lord Nelson 0.10 mile
Sole Bay Inn 0.10 mile
Blyth 0.34 mileLandlords
1814: Mr Jas Martin ((took pub - 11 Oct**))
1820: Mr Robert Barber ((succeded Mr Martin - Oct**))
1823: Susan Wiggs
1830: Jn Crawford
1834: Mr John Crawford ((last landlord **))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** Reference to pub seen in Southwold Diary of James Maggs (1818-1876) published by Suffolk Records Society in 2007)
