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The Crown, High Street, LintonThe Crown Inn, 11 (18) High Street, Linton
History of the Crown Inn
1881 High Street no.18
Thomas Meeks, 43, brewer and hotel keeper, b Cambridge
Phoebe, 43, b Linton
William, 13, b Linton
Walter, 10, b Linton
Bertha, 4, b Linton
Olive, 6 mos, b Linton
Frederic W Chappell, lodger, 23, land agent’s clerk, b Linton
1891 Crown Inn
Thomas Meeks, hotel keeper and wheelwright
Phoebe
Bertha
Olive
On 24th June 1907 the CDN reported: Fire broke out at the Crown Hotel, Linton, after the landlord went for an afternoon walk. The village fire brigade set to work but as soon as the windows were broken open the flames burst out in all directions. Three rooms were completely gutted with a large quantity of spirits, cigars and cigarettes destroyed in addition to books, furniture and pictures. The origin is shrouded in mystery. The commercial room, where the blaze started, has not had a fire in the grate for three weeks.
The Crown, High Street, Linton (MoC222/54)
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