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Lowestoft King's Arms

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last updated Feb 8th, 2020.

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Lowestoft King's Arms

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Closed unknown era

65 Bevan St

grid reference TM 544 930

The King's Arms was two doors away from the Lord Nelson, with (in the 1950s) a fish & chip shop between the two. Thanks to Terry Newman for tying the location down.

It's listed at 65 Chapel Lane in 1871.

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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

•    Lord Nelson 0.01 mile
•    Hearts of Oak 0.16 mile
•    Stanford Arms 0.21 mile
•    Joseph Conrad 0.26 mile
•    Fieldys 0.28 mile
•    Harbour Inn 0.31 mile
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

Thomas Blake Jago's son Robert ran the Hearts of Oak

(information from Rich Gill)

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1869: Joseph Hall ((Beer retailer, pub not named) (Chapel la) )

1871: Joseph Hall ((Shipwright, not shown as publican, King's Arms, 65 Chapel Lane, Head/Married/29y/born Lowestoft))

1871: + Amelia Hall ((King's Arms, 65 Chapel Lane, Wife/Married/28y/born Lowestoft))

1874: Joseph Hall ((Beerhouse, 65 Bevan St., pub not named))

1879: Thomas Blake Jago ((Beer retailer, 65 Bevan St., pub not named))

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