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Halesworth Red Cow
Halesworth Red Cow
also traded as Cow, Dun Cow, Bull, Marquis of Cornwallis, Queen's Head
South West, 52.34314,1.50069
Closed: pre-1874?
150 Chediston St
grid reference TM 385 774
License withdrawn Sep 1865.
Gallery
Historical interest
To be lett, the Red Cow, an ancient and well accustom'd Inn in Halesworth. Enquire of John Shimming, Common-Brewer of the same place.Ipswich Journal, November 4th 1749***
To be lett, a good accustom'd Inn, at Halesworth, known by the Sign of the Red Cow. Enquire of Sarah Shimming, Widow, or of the present tenant.Ipswich Journal, September 7th 1751***
At the Halesworth Petty Sessions held in Sep 1865 James Bloomfield applied for the license to the Station Hotel, belonging to Messrs. Cobbold, of Ipswich. The license was granted on the understanding that no license would be granted to the Queen’s Head, Halesworth, also belonging to Messrs. Cobbold. Ipswich Journal, Sep 1865**
Landlords
1749: John Shimming ((the Red Cow, Halesworth - 04 Nov***))
1751: Sarah Shimming (Widow) ((the Red Cow, Halesworth - 07 Sep***))
1791: John Clark ((Bricklayer and victualler, Bull))
1844: Isaac Mills ((Queens Head))
1851: Isaac Mills ((Innkeeper, Chediston St., pub not named, Head/Married/45y/born Cookley))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)