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The history of the New Walk Tavern, New Walk, York

York Pubs history

A pre-1869 beerhouse also known as Gottys. The license was voluntarily surrendered in 1936 when the Kings Arms, Fossgate license was transferred to the Gimcrack.

1876, William Kettlewell, New Walk Tavern, Love lane, New Walk

In 1911 at the New Walk Tavern, New Walk
Albert Gott, beerhouse keeper, aged 44 and born in Dunnington, York.

Northern Echo. Tuesday, 16 May 1911
Inquest yesterday into the death of Isabella Gott, wife of Albert Gott, of the New Walk Tavern, York who had been missing since 20 January. Her body much decomposed was found in the river Ouse.

1920, New Walk Tavern – A Gott

In 1925 are Charlotte Gott, Albert Gott and Cyril Smith at the New Walk Tavern, New Walk, electoral register.

In 1928 are Charlotte Gott, Albert Gott and Irvine Wootton at the New Walk Tavern, New Walk, electoral register.

1930, New Walk Tavern – A Gott

1936, New Walk Tavern, A Gott



*HM - Hugh Murray Directory of York Pubs 1455-2003

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