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Bury St Edmunds Soldier's Home

Bury St Edmunds Soldier's Home

also traded as Soldier's House

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Closed between 1840 and 1920

131&132 King's Rd

grid reference TL 848 641

King's Road was previously called Cemetery Road, and Field Lane before that. Our map shows the location we understand the pub to have stood.

It's probably been demolished, as buildings with those numbers are modern.

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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

•    Oakes Barn 0.21 mile
•    Dove 0.24 mile
•    Gym 0.25 mile
•    Corn Exchange bar 0.25 mile
•    Karooze 0.25 mile
•    Nutshell 0.26 mile
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

Listed at 42 Cemetery Road by 1871 (as the Soldiers House), 49 Cemetery Road by 1881 and 131 & 132 Cemetery Road by 1901. (Street renumbering)

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1871: Michael Fener ((Agricultural Worker, not publican, Soldiers House 42, Cemetery R., Head/Married/47/born Suffolk))

1871: Arthur Fener ((Innkeeper, Soldiers House, 42 Cemetery Rd., Son/Unmarried/19/born Suffolk))

1874: Matthias Brevitt ((Beerhouse Keeper, 42 Cemetery Rd., pub not named))

1881: William Laws ((Wood Carver, Publican, Soldiers Home, 49 Cemetery Rd., Head/Married/35/born Norwich, Norfolk))

1888: Mrs Mary Ann Laws ((Beer retailer, 49a Cemetery Rd., pub not named))

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