Mulberry Tree, 20 Jordan Well

These premises have been known by different names during their history:FROMTONAME
18411855MULBERRY TREE
18581861GENERAL HAVELOCK
The leaves of the mulberry tree are used to feed solkworms. Silk weaving was at one time the staple industry of Coventry In 1849 the brewing plant, fixtures and furniture were sold at the Mulberry Treet. We then have records of two license transfers in 1850 and 1852. By 1858 it was known as the GENERAL HAVELOCK. Jordan Well 1920s

LICENSEES:

1836 William Warden 1841 - 1844 Joseph Adler 1844 - 1846 William Warden 1846 - 1848 John Lee 1848 George Yardley 1849 Mr Howkins 1850 John Andrews 1850 - 1854 John Cohen 1854 - 1855 (Dec) Benjamin Smart 1856 (Jan) William Warden
Mulberry Tree
Street plan of 1851
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(Due to the scaling on old maps, the pin location might not be 100% accurate.)
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