android appLowestoft New Market Inn
Lowestoft New Market Inn
52.48301,1.75586
Closed unknown era
2 Compass St
grid reference TM 551 938 (approximate location)
The New Market Inn is listed at this address in the 1910 Lowestoft Rate book. It has has also been listed at "Market Place".
This may be the New Market Inn, usually listed at number 3. The Compasses was listed at this address until 1881. (The Red Lion is listed at number 1.)
Royal Falcon 0.09 mile
Old Blue Anchor Stores 0.11 mile
Globe Inn 0.14 mile
Edge of Town 0.15 mile
First & Last 0.15 mile
Triangle Tavern 0.19 mileHistorical interest
Samuel Quick, 18, was charged with wilfully breaking a square of glass, the property of David Turner, of the Newmarket Inn, Lowestoft, on the 20th January 1865. He was fined 1s with £1 costs, the value of the glass, when unable to pay he was sentence to 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour.Ipswich Journal, February 1865**
Landlords
1855: Stephen Davy
1865: David Turner ((Newmarket Inn, Lowestoft - Feb**))
1869: Daniel Turner ((New Market Inn) (& plumber & glazier) (Compasses la & Mariners st))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)
