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35 North Street, Burwell (RGL2024)35 North Street, (Queen’s Arms), Burwell
History of the Queen's Arms
Listed Building
House, formerly an inn, ‘The Queen’s Arms’. Built in 1587, date carved with initials RR on ceiling beam. Timber-frame, clunch and painted brick with modern pantile roof and plain tile gabled dormer windows with casements.
1871
William Finner, 42, carpenter journeyman and beer house keeper, b Swaffham Prior
Elizabeth Finner, wife, 58, b Bottisham
Annie Starling, 13, servant maid of all work, b Newmarket
Elijah Bullen, 30, ag.lab., b Burwell
1881
William Turner, 72, beerhouse keeper, b Swaffham
Elizabeth, 69, b Bottisham
John Hobs, boarder, 40, carpenter journeyman, b Burwell
Harry Parr, 36, ag.lab., b Burwell
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