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The history of ownership and occupation of the properties at the southern end of the east side of High Street (modern numbers 66-93) is very speculative. Records are sketchy, and confusing. This page is the current "best attempt" to clarify the history of these properties, but much further work still needs to be done. It is possible that the historic boundaries do not match the modern ones.

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Summary Earliest information: c.1850 Original estate: Not developed until 19th century Common Rights? No Date of current building: c.1850 Listed? No Thumbnail History The Salisbury Arms traded from c.1850 until after the Second World War.



	66 High Street, Mar 2007



	Salisbury Arms, c1905

Description of property

Timeline:

c.1850 Salisbury Arms started trading
1851 Census: William Hobbs - brewer, labourer

1863 Billing Directory: Alfred Harding
1869 Kelly Directory: Alfred Harding
1869 Post office Directory: Alfred Harding
1871 Census: Alfred Harding - porter and innkeeper
1877 Kelly Directory: Alfred Harding
1891 Kelly Directory: Alfred Harding - public house

1895 Kelly Directory: Mrs Ann Harding - public house
1900 Cosburn Directory: Mrs Ann Harding
1903 Kelly Directory: Mrs Ann Harding - public house

1911 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley - public house
1915 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley - "Salisbury Arms PH"
1920 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley - public house
1924 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley - public house
1928 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley
1931 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley
1935 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley
1936 Kelly Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley - "Salisbury Arms" PH
1939 Blacket's Directory: Mrs Jessie Huntley

1939 Kelly Directory: A Clifford - public house

c.1945 Salisbury Arms closed?

Residential ownership