Lost pub - the Queen of Hungary, 1760–1913
Also known at times as the "Queen Caroline of Hungary", this enduring public house - set in a run of buildings that mostly date from the 1500s, and one of many pubs and beer houses in the area - stopped serving in late 1913, when its licence was surrendered under the temperance-inspired brewery compensation scheme.
Today its premises are home to this elegant florist's shop, adjacent to Queen of Hungary Yard, on Saint Benedicts St in Norwich.
Lost pub - the Queen of Hungary, 1760–1913
Also known at times as the "Queen Caroline of Hungary", this enduring public house - set in a run of buildings that mostly date from the 1500s, and one of many pubs and beer houses in the area - stopped serving in late 1913, when its licence was surrendered under the temperance-inspired brewery compensation scheme.
Today its premises are home to this elegant florist's shop, adjacent to Queen of Hungary Yard, on Saint Benedicts St in Norwich.