110 Newmarket Road, The Rose and Crown

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110 Newmarket Road, The Rose and Crown

History of 110 Newmarket Road

1913: The Rose and Crown

Mrs Alice Walsh

1921:

Edith Rayner, barmaid

Harry Farrington, barman

[both Edith and Harry were witnesses in the trial of Thomas Clanwaring for the murder of Alice Lawn of 70 King Street]

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