Crown (Le Crown), High Street
Alternative Addresses: | South Side Of Broadgate, Earl Street | ||
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
1426 | 1426 | Bell | |
1471 | 1670 | Crown (Le Crown) | |
1471 | 1670 | Crown (Le Crown) | |
1471 | 1670 | Crown (Le Crown) | |
1779 | 1779 | Bell and Crown | |
1828 | 1841 | Golden Horse | |
![]() Well over 500 pubs have this name, reflecting the popularity of an inn sign that has been used for some six hundred years. It is a simple visual symbol, easy to illustrate and easy to recognise whilst at the same time it demonstrates loyalty to the reigning monarch. | |||
LICENSEES:1623 T. Conisby 1632 T. Pywall 1655 William Cooke 1670 Elizabeth Cooke | |||
OWNERS:1623 H. Bankes, J. Hill & Eleanor Hill (wife) 1623 - 1632 Sir William Hopkins 1632 Jane Hopkins 1670 Sir R. Hopkins 1670 Sir J. Hales, A. Gibbons & M. Johnson |
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