Temperance Hotels started around 1883. This must have been one of the first Temperance Hotels. Kelly's directory of 1883 had Henry Deer running a coffee and dining rooms in Market Street and BFP recorded the 5th anniversary in March 1888, and by 1891 he was proprietor of the Newmarket Temperance Hotel. In 1904 Mrs Henry Deer put the hotel up for sale, but withdrew it at £2,300. Sold in 1910 to T Allen it became Allen's Temperance Hotel, usually followed in brackets by "late Deer's" For many years all day Tuesday and Wednesday evenings a dentist, W Bradley, operated there. Under Edward Langley the name used was Newmarket Temperance Hotel. By the 1950s it was variously known as The Temperance, Newmarket Commercial Hotel and even simply Newmarket Hotel It does appear that from starting with a small unit to the right of the entrance to Primrose Cottage Stables, over time it came to incorporate the larger unit to its right (believed to be the Eagle Inn, but that has yet to be confirmed). Certainly by the end, in the 1960's, the Newmarket Hotel was three times the frontage of the original hotel.
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Year | Proprietor | Owner | source |
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1883 | Henry Deer | Kelly | |
1888 | Henry Deer | Bury Free Press | |
1891 | Henry Deer | census | |
1895 | Henry Deer died 10 Aug.in Switzerland | Andrews Newspaper Index | |
1901 | Lucy Deer (Mrs) | census | |
1904 | offered for sale by Lucy Deer (Mrs) | Journal | |
1910 | still offered for sale exec of late Lucy Deer (Mrs) | Journal | |
Aug 1910 | now T.L.Allen's Temperance Hotel | Journal | |
1911 | Herbert Shepherd (Manager)(in 1912 to Stanley Road Stores) Killed in Flanders in 1917 | census | |
June 1913 | Insolvency sale of contents of late T.L.Allen | Newmarket Journal | |
1915 | Edward Langley | Bury Free Press | |
1918 | E Langley (conditional exemption from military service) | Newmarket Journal | |
Feb.1924 | billiards licence transferred from E. Langley to Mrs Gladys Adams | " " | |
Oct.1927 | billiards licence transferred from L.A.Walters to Arthur Frederick.Langley | " " | |
1944 | Arthur Frederick Langley (died Nov 1944) | " " | |
1944 | Alfred Jessop (died 1947) | Bury Free Press | |
1947 | Stephanie Jessop (Mrs) | Bury Free Press | |
1951 | Mrs Jessop given 3 months imprisonment for running brothel - reduced to £50 | Bury Free Press | |
1960 | Mr and Mrs Hancock | Newmarket Journal | |
1960s | closed, date yet to be found. | ||
Opening First premises 1st attempt to sell Has to be post 1925 (year Playford's started) 1933 1960's mid to late 1960s nothing left in 1970