OLD INNS OF HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS.
The Swan, High Street see special notice demolished 1889. Its history covers three centuries.
The Crown, All Saints' Street, about 200 years old. Formerly second in importance after the Swan.
The Cutter, Fishmarket, 100 years ago, kept by James Bell.
The Anchor, George Street, Charles West, landlord in 1852. He afterwards went to West's Cellars, Robertson Street, now the Bodega (was opened before 1798).
The King's Head, Courthouse Street.
The Hastings Arms, George Street, about 100 years old.
The George, eastern end of George Street, 150 years ago.
The Pelham, kept by Dick Chandler, 1852.
The Castle, opened by James Emary, 1816.
The Marine, Pelham Place, kept by Mr. Arthur Deudney, in 1828, afterwards by his Head Waiter, Chas. P. Hutchings.
The Albion, kept by James Emary in 1852.
The Royal Oak, kept by W. L. Yates in 1852.
The York, kept by James Hayter, 1865.
The Royal Victoria, St. Leonards, opened 1829 by Edlin.
The Brunswick - now The Star, opened about 1833.
The Warrior's Gate, London Road, opened 1833.
The Norman, Norman Road, opened about 1840.
The Saxon opened 1833. Demolished 1905.
The British, East Ascent, opened 1833, closed under new Licensing Act.
The Horse and Groom, Mercatoria, St. Leonards, opened 1831.
The Sea Side, Stratford Place (now White Rock), opened 1833, kept by John Tree in 1852. Last tenant, Thomas Storey. Now part of The Palace Hotel.
The Royal Standard, Robertson Street, kept by A. C. Rubie 1860. (Now The Sussex Wine Stores.)
The Havelock, kept by Thomas Turner, 1865.
The Fortune of War, Halton, 1800.
The Queen's, opened 1862. The first high class hotel in Hastings.
The Ship, by the Bourne Side, 1823.
The George, All Saints' Street, 1823.
The Cinque Ports' Arms, All Saints' Street, 1800.
The Hare and Hounds, Ore, 1772.
The Stag Inn, All Saints' Street, 18th century house.
The Roebuck, High Street, 1801 (now closed).
The Rose and Crown, George Street (now The Anchor), 1800.
The Old Ship, Bourne Street, 1760.
The Maidenhead, 18th century, 43, High Street.
The Red Hart, George Street, 1744.
