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Archcliffe Fort Inn |
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5a Bulwark Street and Limekiln Street
The nearby fort which at one time dominated the whole, was largely demolished in 1927-8. It was a defensive measure instigated by Henry VIII at the same time as the Mote Bulwark along the sea shore. The formation of Bulwark Street commenced about 1800 but the origin of the pub is thought to be 1867.
Referred to as "Carter's Archcliffe Fort Inn", suggests that James Carter was the first keeper. He handed over to Parfitt in 1873.
The business moved slightly in 1914 when new premises were built, in the same street, but a few yards distant on the site of a former shop. The first viaduct crossing the railway lines opened to traffic in 1922 but was replaced in the seventies with the spur to Bulwark Street discontinued.
In 1924, Leney proposed the transfer of this licence to a new pub he intended building in Limekiln Street. The plans for that and the licence transfer were authorised in June 1925 when the new building was nearing completion.
1989 saw this outlet of Whitbread-Fremlin closed and boarded up. An extension of the motorway to the Western docks area called for its removal.
LICENSEE LIST CARTER James 1873 end PARFITT Charles 1873-75
EVANS Edward 1876 HANNING 1878 EVANS Mrs Ann 1882 ? EVANS B, 1882 ? HARRIS Henry Weller 1882-91+
DRAYCOTT Albert William 1902-03
MONCK William James or H. J. 1903-07 end BURVILL Frederick 1907-10 end
CLARK Harry 1910-13 end
MARBROOK Herbert A, 1913-23 end
MACKINTOSH Mrs Ada 1916-25 end ? MARBROOK A. J. 1921 ? MILES John Arthur 1925-42 end
FULLAGER Arthur Edward (secretary Messrs. Fremlins Ltd.) 19 Jun 1942+ HEARN Mrs Florence Mary Barbara 1945-56+
SALMON Arthur T. 1963-82 end
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