Sort file:- Faversham, October, 2023. |
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Page Updated:- Sunday, 22 October, 2023. |
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PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Paul Skelton | |||||||||
Earliest 1798- |
Fleur de Lis |
Latest 2002- |
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13 Preston Street Faversham
The premises was opened as a museum and tourist information centre in November 2002 showing the history of Faversham. Numbers 1 and 2 Hugh Place also formed part of the Inn. There is a suggestion that when the murder of Thomas Arden took place the pub was actually in Abbey Street and some present day inhabitants of Faversham believe that "Globe House," now a private residence opposite Arden's House in Abbey Street that was once an inn, is actually the original "Fleur de Lis." However, research tells me that there was a "Globe Inn" in Abbey Street as early as 1519, so that information may not be totally correct. It is also suggested by Michael David Mirams in his book "Kent Inns and Inn Signs" that the house was known as the "Mason's Arms," but reverted to "Fleur de Lis" in the eighteenth century. I am not totally certain of that information. The Lost Pubs Project identifies the original "Fleur de Lis" as situated in Hugh Place. Local knowledge certainly required here.
LICENSEE LIST FEAKINS William 1798-1803+ USHER Edward 1824-Jan/43 dec'd
USHER Francis 1855-58+
LIGHTFOOT Charles 1861-62+ (age 42 in 1861 HILL Henry Chas 1871+ (age 40 in 1871 BALDOCK Charles 1874+
BALDOCK Lewis 1881-1922+ (age 23 in 1881 MILLS James Edward 1930-38+
EDWARDS Eric Spencer 1960s https://pubwiki.co.uk/FleurdeLis.shtml http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/fleurdelis.html
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