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Poslingford Unidentified

Poslingford Unidentified

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Closed between 1840 and 1920

New England

grid reference TL 776 497

This beerhouse and shop can be seen on an OS map of 1886. It's not marked as such on the 1892-1905 sheet, so may have closed by then. The only building now in the area appears fairly modern (and doesn't match the old building's footprint) so the pub has evidently been demolished along with most other buildings on the old map.

It's shown on this old OS map from 1884 (interactive map).

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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

•    Rose & Crown 2.5 miles
•    Queen's Head 2.5 miles
•    Globe 2.6 miles
•    Five Bells 2.6 miles
•    George 2.7 miles
•    Bull 2.8 miles
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

A beerhouse is shown at this location on an 1886 map and the censuses show a beerhouse which appears to in this area. The landlord information assumes these are the same beerhouse.

The 1871 census locates the beer house in New England at schedule number 81, between Shadowbush Farm at 65 and Flax Farm at 85.

The censuses before 1871 and after 1901 do not show this as a beerhouse.

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1871: Benjamin Douse ((Shopkeeper & Beer House, Beer House, New England, Head/Married/47y/born Poslingford))

1879: Benjamin Douse ((Beer retailer & shopkeeper, pub not named))

1881: Benjamin Douse ((Carpenter, New England, not shown as pub or publican, Head/Married/56y/born Poslingford))

1888: Benjamin Douse ((Beer retailer, pub not named))

1891: Benjamin Douse ((beer house - pub not named))

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