Sort file:- Dover, October, 2021. |
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Page Updated:- Saturday, 23 October, 2021. |
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PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Paul Skelton | ||||
Earliest 1805- |
Guilford Arms/Tavern |
Latest 1861+ |
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Woolcombers Lane and Trevanion Street Dover
Barry Smith found reference to a "Guilford Tavern" known in the 1830's and perhaps goes back to 1805 with a Thomas Ladd, but unfortunately he never found an address. A probable spelling error in several of the Post Office Directories, naming the above as the "Guildford Inn" adds to the confusion, but I believe the mistake to be the addition of an extra "d" and that probably referred to the "Guilford Hotel."
This is a new one to me but I am going to assume that it is indeed the same as the one found by Barry. I have found reference from two sources, both held at the Dover museum. The first account I have found from a document listing the public houses of 1851, and secondly from a map that positions the public house on the corner of Woolcombers Lane and Trevanion Street.
This is not to be confused for the "Guilford Hotel" listed at 36 Liverpool Street, which Trevanion Street leads onto, but called the "Four Porters" till it's name change in June 1860 so I am pretty confident that that is not the same building.
LICENSEE LIST LADD Thomas 1805-07+ FOORD William 1830-38 (Guilford Tavern) WOODLANDS Thomas to 24/Apr/1854 dec'd
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