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44 High Street, Five Bells, Burwell
History of the Five Bells
Listed Building
Inn, mid C18 with early C19 assembly rooms added to north-east. Painted local brick and white gault brick. Plain tile roof with parapet gables and original end stacks with red brick patterning.
1871 Five Bells
James Mason, 39, innkeeper, b Burwell
Elizabeth, 41, dressmaker, b Burwell
Ellen, 15, waiter, b Burwell
Harry John, 11, errand boy, b Burwell
Rosa, 8, b Burwell
Arthur William, 5, b Burwell
Samuel Roome, 73, pedlar, lodger, b Soham
1881
1891 5 Bells Inn
James Fuller, 52, publican, b Burwell
Anna, 52, b Burwell
Dora, 11, b Burwell
Alexander, 9, b Burwell
Stanley W, 6, b Burwell
William Richardson, boarder, 45, living on own means,
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