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City Centre : Over the Water (inner)

 Division 1 : Area 2

Duke Street : group 9

. . . 8 pubs in this group . . . 2 still serving.

 Meaning of symbols
This section of Duke Street (North of the
River Wensum) would previously have been known as
Pitt Street (or Tooley Street); as the Duke Street bridge
is a relatively recent feature (circa 1822).
Moreover, the Duke's Palace was on the other side
of the river !  That (Southern) side is in Area 4. 		  Another section of Pitt Street lies North of the
Inner Ring Road, in Area  1.

However, the last pub in the Inner area
is the Flower in Hand - a Pitt Street pub.

Listing
The pubs are listed going North from the River.
The exact position of the Man in the Moon is unknown.
A - B - C   order
Duke's Head : Flower in Hand : Garibaldi : Golden Star

Man in the Moon : Moon & Star(s) : Premier Travel Inn : Whip and Nag  
1.     Identity code 1058 ^Top^ EXTANT HOTEL   Extant Hotel
Premier Travel Inn ('Metro') : Tied
Brewery Tie : Premier Hotels

    Duke Street
Other names :-		 Classic Tie - N/A

General Remarks :- Premier Travel Inns logo

 Spring 2005
To
Present		   Picture  7K

Tel. : 0870 990 6632

Research :   Empty 1058 Details
 
2.     Identity code 492 ^Top^
Moon & Star(s) : Destroyed NOW Highway
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Weston's

    23 Duke Street
    (East side)
    Moon & Stars Yard
    54 Colegate
Other names :-
Moon & 7 Stars (orig.)		 Classic Tie - YCY (1864) Arderon
to
May 1957		 Empty
Research :   Trade 492
 
3.     Identity code 233 ^Top^
Duke's Head : Destroyed NOW ex-Duke St. School
Brewery Tie : Not applicable

    Colegate
    (South side)
    Behind Duke St.
Other names :-		 Classic Tie - Free 1856
to
1889
(dropped)		 Empty
Research :   Landlords 233
 
4.     Identity code 321 ^Top^ EXTANT PUB   Extant Pub
Golden Star : Tied plus Guest Ales
Greene King logo
Brewery Tie :
Greene King (GHL Inns)
     (from late 1984)
    57 Colegate
    NE cnr. Duke Street
    NR3 1DD
Other names :-
Morning Star (1879)		 Classic Tie - Bullard's (1873)
     (earlier, free)
     1977 : Free

General Remarks :-
Built 1660
Grade II Listed

Closed 24th Sep. 1970
Re-opened Feb. 1977

Closed March 1984
to early-1985

 1865
To
Present

  Pub Website

  Picture  66K; 34K; 85K

Tel. : 01603 632447

Brewery :- Research :   Brewery 321 Details
Star Brewery,
Pete Turner : Mar. 1981 to Oct. 1982
Tap Brewery,
Hashmat Jalil : Jan. 1983 to Mar. 1984
 
5.     Identity code 167 ^Top^
Garibaldi : Destroyed NOW Baptist Church Hall
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Morse

    Cock & House Yard
    68 Duke Street
    (West side)
    Cnr. St. Mary's Plain
Other names :-
Cock & Dove (orig.)
Dove (1763)
by 1806 : Cock & House
Cock Houses (1861)
1865 : Garibaldi		 Classic Tie - S & P 1758
to
Aug. 1890		 Empty
Research :   Title 167
 
6.     Identity code 789 ^Top^
Whip and Nag : Closed NOW Domestic
Brewery Tie : Not applicable

    Whip & Nag Yard
    3 Pitt Street
    (East side)
    Just N. of Muspole St.
Other names :-
Whip & Egg (orig.)
by 1850 : Whip & Nag		 Classic Tie - S & P

General Remarks :-
Bought by John Patteson
betw. 1807 & 1814

 1750
to
Mar. 1957		 Empty
Research :   History 789
 For the final Pitt Street (south) pub, 
          jump to Item 8. below
   
7.     Identity code 473 ^Top^
Man in the Moon : Destroyed NOW
Brewery Tie : Not applicable

    Duke Street
    St. Mary's parish
Other names :-
Man in Ye Moon (1760)
Man and Moon (1845)		 Classic Tie - S. & P. Arderon
to
1854		 Empty
Research : n/a   Empty 473
 
8.     Identity code 283 ^Top^
Flower in Hand : Destroyed 1967 NOW Inner Ring Roundabout
Brewery Tie : (orig.) Tompson's

    20 Pitt Street
    (West side)
Other names :-		 Classic Tie - Morgan's (1845)
     1961 : Bullard's 		1755
to
1st Dec. 1965		 Landlords
Research :   Flyover 283

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