A beerhouse, first recorded in 1863 when it was known as Wright’s House. It got its eventual name in 1903 named as the new king, and was granted a full licence. It closed in 2013, and was converted into housing.
York pub history index
Residents at this address
In 1891 at 105 Nunnery Lane, St Mary Bishopshill Senior, York
Robert A Wright, Ale & porter merchant beerhouse keeper aged 37 and born in Moss, United States
Isabel Wright, Wife aged 31 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Lilian Wright, Daughter aged 9 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Robert A Wright, Son aged 7 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Walter V Wright, Son aged 2 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Sarah A Lindley, General servant aged 19 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
1895, Robert Alfred Wright, beer house, 105 Nunnery Lane
1911, King Edward VII, 109 Nunnery Lane, enumerated with No 2 Spencer street
1911, King Edward VII, 2 Spencer street, J G Collins
In 1911 at 2 Spencer Street, York, Yorkshire
John George Collins, Hotel manager for brewer aged 42 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Emma Collins, Wife aged 46 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Gladys Annie Collins, Daughter aged 14 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
Tharesa Dodsworth, Servant aged 22 and born in Yorks, Yorkshire
1913, Edward VII Public House, 105 Nunnery Lane, John George Collins
By 1921, John George Collins is at the Exhibition Hotel, Bootham, York