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Beccles Blacksmiths Arms

Beccles Blacksmiths Arms

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Closed between 1840 and 1920

Ingate

grid reference TM 427 898 (approximate location)

Census locations suggest that the Race Horse (1861), the Blacksmith's Arms (by 1881) and the Victoria Arms (by 1891) may all be the same pub. If you can confirm or refute this, please let us know.

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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

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•    Ingate 0.05 mile
•    Wine Vaults 0.39 mile
•    King's Head Hotel 0.48 mile
•    Graze at the White Horse 0.52 mile
•    Bear & Bells 0.57 mile
•    Caxton Arms 0.57 mile
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

The 1879 Kelly's Directory shows a William Warren as a blacksmith in Blyburgate Street.

The landlord's name recorded in 1881 is the same as the landlord of the Victoria Arms in 1891. (Possibly the Queen Victoria until about 1880, the Blacksmith's Arms from about 1881 and the Victoria by 1891.)

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1881: William Warren ((Blacksmith & Publican, Blacksmiths Arms & Blacksmiths Shop, Ingate St., Head/Married/42y/born Mettingham))