approximate extent of Carlton 1976
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The Greyhound on the St Marys side of the High Street was preceded on the site by other hostelries. The earliest found was the Maid's Head (or Maidenhead). Confusingly there was an earlier Greyhonund on the All Saints side of the High Street, which seems to have disappeared, subsumed into the King's Palace opposite. Peter May (1600-1760) records that John Archer bequeathed the poor of St.Mary's Parish a case of red herrings on the 1st Sunday in Lent and 62 Band Faggots on the first working day after Christmas, payable out of the Maidenhead Inn This was followed by Jarvis's Hotel during some of the period in that family's ownership. 1896 the Greyhound was demolished and a very large new hotel built. Rebuilding of the old Greyhound Hotel, now Victoria Hotel, High St, for Reilly & Co (Walter Emden, 105-106 Strand, London WC) (Bury St Edmunds Records Office) EF 506/6/1/1/21,23 Oct 1896. click here to go to www.newmarketshops.info for more information
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| Year | Licensee | Owner | source |
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| 1682 | Peter May (1600-1760) | ||
| 1714 | Francis Pitt | Peter May (1600-1760) | |
| 1730 | John Archer | Peter May (1600-1760) | |
| 1787 | as the Greyhound | Chapman's map | |
| 1794 | advertisement | Bury & Norwich Post | |
| 1809 | Robert Clark | Bury Free Press | |
| 1823 | John Clark | Pigot's and Robson's directories | |
| 1841 | John Clark | census | |
| 1843 | John Clark, moved to Three Tuns | Bury & Norwich Post | |
| 1844 | William Jarvis | White | |
| 1857 | William Jarvis (bankruptcy proceedings | Cambridge Chronicle & Journal | |
| 1861 | William & Mary Jarvis (William Junr and Louisa were at Railway Inn) | census | |
| 1869 | William Jarvis junior | Post Office | |
| 1871 | William [37] and Louisa Jarvis | census | |
| 1881 | Louisa Jarvis (Wm died May 1880) | census | |
| 1883 | sold, (advert gives 17 bed chambers) | Suffolk Records Office | |
| 1885 | Thomas Howard | White | |
| 1887 | William Reilly | " " | Newmarket Journal |
| 1891 | William Reilly | census | |
| 1892 | Reilly & Sons, wine merchants | Tindall | |
| 1896 | C.O.Wilkinson | Kelly | |
| 1897 | became Hotel Victoria | ||
| 1899 | Frank Philips | Reilly & Co | Bury Free Press |
| 1901 | Frank Philips | census | |
| 1908 | as Victoria Bars | William Reilly & Co | Kelly |
| 1911 | Ernest Gayfer (for official receiver) | census | |
| 1916 | Barrington Lynham | ||
| 1929 | Barrington Lynham | White | |
| 1933 | Cecil H.A.Coates | ||
| 1939 | Cecil H.A.Coates ( as cinema manager) | 1939 register | |
| 1946 | Cecil H.A.Coates | ||
| 1960's | Reginald Woodcraft | ||
| 1965 | official receiver | ||
| 1973 | sold for c £100,000 | Irvine Allen | |
c 1870s 1880's 1890's 1890's 1920's Rear entrance in 1971 1976
between Fish Bar and Peter Challice bookmakers
the ballroom.................................winter garden
winter garden
1977
High Street January 1990