Railway Hotel, Purley road, Purley
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Railway Hotel, Purley road, Purley in 1908
The Railway Hotel is closed by 1983.
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Croydon Chronicle and East Surrey Advertiser. 04 January 1902
Station Hotel, Purley - an application for temporary transfer of the license of the Station Hotel, Purley from Mrs Emma Thorn to Mr William Giles, late of the Rising Sun, Chelsea.
Croydon Times. 21 October 1908
The Railway Hotel, at Purley was transferred from Mr W Giles to Mr Thomas A Stack
In 1911, Thomas Arthur Stack is now at the Railway Hotel Purley Road, Coulsdon, Surrey
Thomas Arthur Stack, Licensed victualler aged 53 and born in Holborn London
Marie Stack, Wife, Assisting in the business aged 39 and born in Plymouth Devonshire
Arthur Reginald Stack, Son, Engineering student aged 16 and born in Brighton Sussex
John Francis Stack, Son aged 14 and born in Chelsea London
Leonard Percy Stack, Son aged 8 and born in Shortlands Kent
Cecil Stack, Son aged 7 1904 School Shortlands Kent
Leslie Cyril Stack, Daughter aged 3 and born in Shortlands Kent
Gwendoline May Stack, Daughter aged 3 and born in Purley Surrey
Douglas Stack, Son aged 1 and born in Purley Surrey
Guy Geoffery Stack, Son aged 11 months and born in Purley Surrey
1913, Thomas Arthur Stack, Railway Hotel, Purley
1918, Frederick Johnson, Railway Hotel, Purley
Croydon Times. 12 May 1920
Landlord heavily fined at Railway Hotel, Purley
For selling rum and gin above the maximum price and fir taking the spirits from a receptacle not legibly marked to show the contents, Mr Frederick Mellish Johnson of the The Railway Hotel, Purley, and two barmen, were ordered to pay in all £70 fines and £2 2s analysts fee.
Mr JOhnson had been a licensed victualler for 40 years and never a single record against hi, He was also a past chairman of the Licensed victuallers Schools.
1937, Railway Hotel, Mrs Alice Pavitt, Purley road, Purley
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