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Masons Arms
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Date of photo: 1873 |
Picture source: Gary WIlson |
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The Masons Arms was situated on Silver Street
and was demolished during the construction of the Riverhead Centre. |
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Source: Nigel Simmons |
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In its last years it had the singing postman, Alan Smethurst, as a regular
customer. He used to feed a fortune into the sixpence a go bandit . |
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Marsh Junction Signal Box |
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Publican from 1897 to 1923 was Maria
Clara Colbrook / Lyon, a clairvoyant, whose son was killed in WWI. Her
husband died of complications after a dray horse fell into the cellar. |
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Jeanne Scargall (September 2016) |
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