High Street

Sandgate

Earliest mention of this house to date is from Kelly's directory mentioning that George Easton being landlord of the "Inkerman Arms" in 1858. However, his wife is also mentioned as being a boarding-house keeper as early as 1855, but no mention of a name to the building given then.

Easton was still the licensee in 1860, but the house was referred to as the "Prince of Wales" by 1863 and Easton was still there.

LICENSEE LIST

EASTON George 1858-60+