Difference between revisions of "Lamb Hotel"
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- 1862-1897 John Blanning | - 1862-1897 John Blanning | ||
- 1897 Cathering Blanning | - 1897 Cathering Blanning | ||
| − | - 1898 Mr Corbould | + | - 1898 Mr Corbould (temporarily, while being transferred to Frank Penny) |
- 1898-1900 Frank (Frederick) Charles Penny | - 1898-1900 Frank (Frederick) Charles Penny | ||
- 1900-1902-???? Alfred (Ernest) Hubert Payne | - 1900-1902-???? Alfred (Ernest) Hubert Payne | ||
| − | - ????-1910-1912 Felix Carter | + | - ????-1910-1912 Felix Carter (previously of the Britannia) |
- ????-1914-???? Charles William Leach | - ????-1914-???? Charles William Leach | ||
- ????-1915-???? William Henry Herod | - ????-1915-???? William Henry Herod | ||
Revision as of 13:20, 23 December 2020
Overview
The Lamb is, at the time of writing, the only remaining open pub in Paulton (the Red Lion having recently closed, and The Winterfield now operating as an Italian restaurant). It was built and opened in 1862, with the first licensee being John Blanning, of Bristol but "well known in the neighbourhood".
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Location
Licensees
- 1862-1897 John Blanning - 1897 Cathering Blanning - 1898 Mr Corbould (temporarily, while being transferred to Frank Penny) - 1898-1900 Frank (Frederick) Charles Penny - 1900-1902-???? Alfred (Ernest) Hubert Payne - ????-1910-1912 Felix Carter (previously of the Britannia) - ????-1914-???? Charles William Leach - ????-1915-???? William Henry Herod - ????-1919-1924 George C. Pullin - ????-1935-1939-???? Edward Frederick Wyatt - ????-1965-???? T. H. Evans - ????-2009 Marilyn Joyce Farthing - 2009-2013 Kelly Louise Egan - 2013-???? Anthony Charles Gregory
Owners
- ????-1898-1919 Welton Brewery - 1919-???? George's Bristol Brewery - ????-2009-2013-???? Punch Taverns
Timeline
| Date | Detail | Source |
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| 19/07/1862 | Lamb Hotel is nearing completion. First tenant will be Mr Blanning "late of Bristol, who is also well known in the neighbourhood" | West Somerset Free Press - 19 July 1862 |