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The Fox, 2 North Street, Burwell
History of the Fox
Listed Building
Inn, late C16, or early C17. Gable end room to west, of original three unit plan rebuilt in C18 and in mid C19. … The Fox was first recorded as an ale house in 1764.
The Fox, Burwell (RGL2024)
1871 The Fox
Reuben Bullen, 27, licensed victualler, b Burwell
Mary A, 29, b Wood Ditton
Anne Wiseman, mother in law, 68, b Wood Ditton
David Bullen, boarder, 27, ag.lab., b Burwell
Francis Webb, 21, boarder, fossil digger, b Suffolk
1881 Fox Inn
Mary A Bullen, 39, innkeeper, b Woodditton
Ann Wiseman, mother, 78, b Woodditton
William Fabian, boarder, 42, ag.lab., b Burwell
George Farthing, boarder, 74, ag.lab., b Suffolk
William Brown, boarder, 64, journeyman painter, b Herts
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