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Stowmarket Carpenter's Arms

Stowmarket Carpenter's Arms

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closed 1868

opened 1832

Bury St

George Goodwin was the first known owner. It was later owned by Jonathan Godbold & his executors (1851-68).

The pub burnt down in 1868 as part of the famous Bury Street fire which destroyed several buildings.

Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

The 1851 & 1861 censuses suggest that the pub was located on the east side of Bury Street, north of the Pot of Flowers.

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1841: Alfred Field ((Publican, Bury St., pub not named, Head/30/born Suffolk))

1844: Jonathan Godbold ((Beerhouse, Bury St., pub not named))

1851: Jonathan Godbold ((Carpenter & Innkeeper, Head/Married/42/born Stowmarket))

1861: Robert Barker ((Miller, not shown as publican, Head/Married/48/born Barton))