Guild Street

Alice Lingwood - Baker
and Albert John - a baker in the Market Place

Crown - Public House

J Dagless - Builder

The builder's yard was in what was originally the yard of the old Crown pub

This had been a 'builders yard' for some time - as previous landlords listed show (below)

GEORGE MINNS age 42 in 1851 & master wheelwright 1839 - 1851
JOHN MINN & lime burner 1854
ROBERT SCOTT & wheelwright & blacksmith 1858 - 1861
HENRY RAWSTON & carpenter & wheelwright(Henry Rawston & Sons 1890) 1865 - 1896

Oddly, the last landlord/lady were John Beckham and Lucy Beckham who afterwards took over the King's head,
Which was later managed by Billy Thompson - who returned to manage the shop next door !

It is believed the John Beckham who died as a German POW was their son

Styman's - Grocer
Owned by Styman's of Wells who also had a shop in Great Snoring
As with other village shops, they used young lads as delivery boys on saturday mornings
Billy Thompson, who had been the landlord at the former Kings Head pub, was the manager,
his wife worked there as well

Robin Hood - Public House