Quayside Pubs

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Division 1 : Area 5

Quayside : group 7

. . . 5 pubs in this group . . . none still serving.

Meaning of symbols

Quayside is along the (South) bank of the Wensum; which is opposite
Fishergate (North bank) - for roughly the same distance.

Listing
The pubs have been listed, so far as ascertainable, from Fye Bridge.

A - B - C order
Cock & Pie : Dyers' Arms : New Star : Old Star : Queen's Head

1. Identity code 535	^Top^
Old Star : Status Unknown
Brewery Tie : Not applicable Quayside St. Simon's Other names :- Star & Garter (orig.) By 1830 : Star By 1839 : Old Star Star (1845)	Classic Tie - Bullard's	Arderon to 1859
	Research :	535

2. Identity code 468	^Top^
Cock & Pie : Destroyed		Shop
Brewery Tie : Not applicable Cock & Pye Yard (West of) 5 Quayside St. Simon's Other names :- Magpie (orig.) by 1811 : Cock & Pie Cock & Magpie (1830, 1836) Magpie Tavern (1842)	Classic Tie - S & P	1806 to Oct. 1878
	Research : n/a	468

3. Identity code 1068	^Top^
Queen's Head : Status Unknown
Brewery Tie : Not applicable Quayside St. Simon's Other names :-	Classic Tie - N/K General Remarks :- Beerhouse until 1854 at least	1850 to Aug. 1867 Refused
	Research :	1068

4. Identity code 514	^Top^
New Star Inn : Destroyed c. 1963		New housing
Brewery Tie : Not applicable 8 Quayside NW cnr. Pig Lane St. Simon's Other names :- Boatman (orig.) By 1822 : Jolly Waterman By 1836 : New Star	Classic Tie - S & P General Remarks :- Beerhouse (1850) Beerhouse by 1875 until 1883 at least	1806 to May 1957
	Research :	514

5. Identity code 240	^Top^
Dyers' Arms : Status Unknown
Brewery Tie : Not applicable Quayside St. Martin at Palace Other names :- (orig.) Jolly Dyers post-1822 : Dyers' Arms	Classic Tie - YCY General Remarks :- Beerhouse (1850, 1859)	1760 to 1871 (dropped)
	Research : n/a	240

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