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Long Reach public house, Chesterton

History of Long Reach

9 March 1908
The Long Reach public house stands on the river bank a quarter of a mile from Old Chesterton. The landlord paid no rent and was allowed five shillings a week to keep the house open. The trade was about 21 barrels of beer and 12 gallons of spirit a year. It should be closed together with the Jolly Waterman in Waterbeach Fen. It had no road leading to it and the nearby Jolly Anglers was more convenient and had a ferry attached.

Credit: Mike Petty Archive, Cambridge Chesterton Scrapbook, reference 08 03 09.

31 July 1908
Twenty-six licensed houses are to close, magistrates decided. They include, Chesterton Long Reach,

Credit: Mike Petty Archive, Cambridge Chesterton Scrapbook, reference CWN 08 07 31.

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