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Framlingham Black Swan
Framlingham Black Swan
also traded as King's Head
North West, 52.22235,1.34542
Closed: pre-1820
opened pre-1750
Church St
grid reference TM 285 635
According to a document in Suffolk Record Office, this pub was open about 1750 but it appears that it had been replaced by 1820 by a private house which is now the Conservative Club.
It isn't clear where the reference to the King's Head came from.
Historical interest
To be lett, the Black Swan, Framlingham being a very good accustom'd Publick House and Brewing-Office. Enquire of Mrs Sarah Berry or Mr Stephen Welton, of the same.Ipswich Journal, July 19th 1746***
To be lett, the Black Swan at Framlingham with Brewing Utensils or without. Likewise, a Dwelling House and Baking Office. Enquire of Mr Stephen Welton of Framlingham.Ipswich Journal, June 23rd 1750***
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
