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A beerhouse previously the Square and Compasses, The Cup and Compass, The Cricket Ground, The Cricketers Arms then the Seven Star. It became the Half Moon by 1872. It was referred for closure by the Compensation Authority in March 1910, and the license was refused in May 1910.
1872, Thomas Cousans, Half Moon Inn, 30 Trinity lane
1903, The temperance party or other ratepayers have also given notice of objection to the
Half Moon, Trinity lane
See the York Temperance movement in1903 and renewal of licensed houses in York.
*HM - Hugh Murray Directory of York Pubs 1455-2003