Bo Peep (Bexhill Road)
From Historical Hastings
Whilst there was a Bo Peep inn constructed in 1548, this was situated to the west of the public house currently bearing the name. The current establishment dates from 1847 when the licensee of the original tavern was compensated for the loss of his public house when the temporary railway station at Glyne Gap moved to behind Bexhill Road.
Known Licencees
This partial list is taken from the website of the public house[1].
Relocated here in 1847 | ||
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1855 | Henry Brooker | Victoria I (1837 – 1901) |
-1857 | William Payne | |
1874 | Richard Greaves | Victoria I (1837 – 1901) |
1878 | Mary Greaves | Victoria I (1837 – 1901) |
1890 | Jonathan Charman | Edward VII (1901 – 1910) |
1919 | Alice Charman | George V (1910 – 1936) |
1945 | John Pritchard | George VI (1936 – 1952) |
1960 | John Stevens | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
THE BO PEEP | ||
1972 | Leonard Shepherd | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
1984 | Anthony Peel | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
1987 | James Ellard | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
1987 | Joy Ellard | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
1989 | Chris Ellard | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
2002 | Michael Ellard | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
2006 | Graham Buckley | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
2006 | Kate Mansfield | Elizabeth II (1952 – present) |
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References & Notes
- ↑ History | The Bo-Peep Pub and Restaurant, accessdate: 11 April 2020