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The Green Man, Hay Street, Steeple Morden

History of the Green Man

1767 – 1802 William Christmas licensee

1803 – 1858 Benjamin Christmas, maltster and farmer

1808 acquired by John Strickland. Maltings and brewery established.

1858 – 1869 James Christmas, beer retailer and farmer

1870 – 1878 William Parrish

1879 – 1904 Thomas Kirbyshire, carpenter

1884 new building

1905 John Thomas Atkinson

1905 – 1908 John A Adamthwaite

1908 – 1939 Joseph Grayling

1939 – 1959 Walter Edwin Rogers

1959 closed

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