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PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1832

Clarence Hotel

Latest 1855

46 Windmill Street

Gravesend

Clarence Hotel 1842

Above print 1842, kindly sent by Michael Norman.

Former Clarence Hotel 1920s

Above photo, 1920s, showing the former Clarence Hotel being used as a college. Photo from Tom Baines.

 

The Closed Pubs projects states that the pub was open from between 1832 and 1855. After closure it was used as a college till the 1920s when it was demolished. The information being supplied by Tom Baines.

 

Southeastern Gazette, 13 September 1853.

The license of the "Clarence Hotel," from James Hichens Gedye to Mrs. Wray, the freeholder of the property. A gentleman from the office of Mrs. Wray’s solicitor applied to have this transfer made, informing the bench that a lease for 21 years had been granted to Mr. Gedye, but that Mrs. Wray had been necessitated by due process of law to eject him, so that the lease had become vitiated and the house again in her own hands.

 

 

LICENSEE LIST

GEDYE James Hichens to Sept/1853

WRAY Mrs Sept/1853+

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