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8 New Street (Turne-againe Lane)
Mentioned in Pigot's Directory 1840 under "Taverns and Public Houses". As a beerhouse of 1846 it presumably honoured the prince, who was reported off Dover, with five hundred ships and transports, on 3 November 1688. His landing was much further West but the result was significant.
Rigden and Company had plans approved for rebuilding in 1901 and on completion it stood on the corner with Queen's Gardens. It later passed to Fremlin and extensive alterations to the bars were made by Ernest Lee in 1980.
Unfortunately currently closed, hopefully temporarily. (March 2008).
Another pub had displayed this sign. It traded from Stembrook and older residents will remember it more readily as the "Ancient Druids".
Currently closed February 2008.
LICENSEE LIST HATTON John 1840+
POULTER James 1844 HART George Frederick 1846-58+
WRAY John 1854? ESCOTT Mrs Sarah 1874
HUDSON George 1877 RIGDEN 1878 FAGG William 1879 TURNER John 1879 end GILLETT J. 1897 end SCOTT George junior 1897-98 end CLAYSON Isaac Stephen 1898-99
WILLIAMS Mrs Eliza F. 1901 FRANCIS H. 1901-3 end MARTIN W. or MAITH 1904-09 end MARTIN Charles 1909 MAITH W. 1909 end ROBINSON Charles 1910-12 end DEETH Percy 1913
HINKS George Alfred 1912-22 dec'd
PAY Mrs Edith M. 1922 only HARRISON Raymond or W.R. 1922-25 end REES Albert 1925-27 end DENT Edward Barry 1927-42 end
MARTIN W. 1942 NICE Charles Frederick 1942-56 end
McLERNON Horace Percival Victor 1955 ?
EADES Cyril J. 1966-78 end McNELLY M. 1978 WYLDEBORE Frank 1978 LEE Ernest 1980-84 end BANNAN James 1984
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