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Details of pub: Ship Inn, Llangrannog
Other names: Y Llong, Geneva InnAddress/Location: OS Grid Ref: SN3113854161
Opened: c.
Closed: open 2017
Type: Pub
Notes: 1875
licensee: Griffith Griffiths (Worrall’s Directory, 1875)
1875 "Mr Griffith Griffiths, Ship Inn, Llangranog, was summoned by Mr Superintendent Lloyd for having in his possession a certain weight intended to represent a 112lb weight, six ounces deficient. Fined 1d, and 10s 7d costs" CN 9 Apr 1875
1881 Census
Griffith Griffiths Mar 48 Coal merchant and licensed victualler.
1884
Sold: The Ship Inn, an old-established public-house (double-licensed), together with 9a. 2r. 10p.; also three dwelling-houses, all sold for £ 750, to Mr Enos G. Davies, Trevaughan, Penbryn.
AO 27 Sept 1884
1888?
Enoc Davies bankrupt: "Two years after he went to Llwyndafydd he bought a public house premises, called "Shop,"[sic: Ship?] at Llangranog, for £ 750. Two years ago last summer he sold it for about £830. For that money he had a mortgage of £400, and paid back a loan of £250 he had from his brother-in-law." Welshman 18 April 1890
More details at Crown Inn, Llwyndafydd
1891 Census
John Jones, 41, Innkeeper, wife Sarah 28
1901 Census
Ship Inn Elizabeth Evans Wid 75 Innkeeper
1905
Petty Sessions: Penrhiwpal; number on list: 11; name of premises: Ship Inn; Parish / Place: Llangranog; Licensee: Watkins, Elizabeth; owner or tenant : tenant; registered owner : J James, Church Street, New Quay; free or tied: tied; tied to: Swansea Old Brewery; type of licence: full; on or off licence: on; number of licenced days per week: 6. (1905 list)
Additional informationPub sign:
Pub sign, 2006
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Pub sign, 2006
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Postcard:
Llangranog showing 2 pubs
Date: 1925 (approx)
Photograph:
Recent photo
Date: 2015 (approx)
Newspaper:
Visit by Crippen?
Date: 1910
Newspaper:
No smuggling in Llangrannog
Date: 1910
Postcard:
Ship, Llangrannog
Date: 1960 (approx)