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The Horns and horse shoes was the first pub to end what was sadly and shamefully known as the 'colour bar' when the pub admitted customers from ethnic minorities in 1949. *** At 3 Cable Street in 1861 and earlier, It closed as a pub in 1997. **
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Colour Bar 1949
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Horns & Horseshoe, 10 Cable Street - in 1987
"From the Archives of East London & City CAMRA"
Horns & Horseshoe, 10 Cable Street - in January 2007
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Residents at this address.
My 3 x great grandfather, Allrich Eden, was the publican at 3 Cable Street, Wellclose Square, Whitechapel according to Holden's Triennial London Directory of 1809/1810/1811 (LMA mircofilm). I believe his pub may well have been the Horns & Horseshoe and that it was a pub owned or tenanted by Truman Hanbury Buxton of Brick Lane, Spitalfields. *
About 1818, Allrich Eden was at the sign of the King of Denmark, Number 1 Grace's Alley, Wellclose Square. This was also a Trumans pub and John Wilton built his Music Hall behind Nos 1-4 Grace's Alley in 1858 - it is still there and still operating. *
1824/Richard Wheaton/Victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records, held at Guildhall Library **
1827/John Denman/Victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records, held at Guildhall
Library **
1831/Robert Skipper/Victualler & Wine and Spirit Merchant/../../Sun Fire
Office records, held at Guildhall Library **
1835/Robert Skipper/Victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records, held at
Guildhall Library **
1839/Robert Skipping/../../../Pigot’s Directory **
1841/Robert Skipper/../../../P.O. Directory **
1843/Robert Skipper/../../../Kelly's
1851/Robert Skipper/../../../Kelly's
1856/R Skipper/../../../Post Office Directory
October 1859/John Skipper, deceased/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
October 1859/John Jenkins and John Liddle, executors of John Skipper, late ocupier/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
1861/James Brann/Licensed Victualler/27/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1861/Ann Brann/Sister/37/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1861/Lydia Brann/Sister, Visitor/30/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1861/Thomas Smith/Barman/21/Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1861/Charles Smith/Barman/16/Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1861/Elizabeth Harding/General Servant/19/Hever, Kent/Census
1869/James Brann/../../../Post Office Directory
1871/James Brann/../../../Post Office Directory **
1871/James Brann/Licensed Victualler/37/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1871/Sarah Brann/Wife/37/London/Census
1871/Louisa Brann/Sister/42/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1871/Anna Bookham/Niece, Barmaid/13/Wrotham, Kent/Census
1871/Robert Ranson/Barman/40/Suffolk/Census
1871/Charles Hatfield/Potman/24/London/Census
1881/John Hawkins/Licensed Victualler/29/../Census
1881/Elizabeth M Hawkins/Wife/21/../Census
1881/Mary Reaney/Cousin/16/../Census
1881/Richard Gizzard/Servant/20/../Census
1881/William J. Shaw/Servant, Head/18/../Census
1881/John Danells/Servant/20/../Census
1881/William Sully/Servant/18/../Census
1881/William Rinsom/Servant/16/../Census
1884/William T Vane/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Thomas Wade/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Israel Harris/Licensed Victualler/33/Whitechapel, London/Census
1891/Leah Harris/Wife/36/Bethnal Green, London/Census
1891/Abraham Harris/Son/12/Mile End, London/Census
1891/Henry Harris/Son/8/St Georges East, London/Census
1891/Julia Harris/Daughter/7/St Georges East, London/Census
1891/Rebecca Harris/Daughter/6/St Georges East, London/Census
1891/David Harris/Son/5/St Georges East, London/Census
1891/Louisa Harris/Daughter/2/St Georges East, London/Census
1895/Israel Harris/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Israel Harris/../../../Post Office Directory
1910/Israel Harris/../../../Post Office Directory **
1911/Henry Harris/Son, Barman/28/London/Census
1911/Julia Harris/Daughter, Housekeeper/26/London/Census
1911/Rebecca Harris/Daughter, Assistant/24/London/Census
1911/David Harris/Son, Potman/22/London/Census
1921/Abraham Arthur Harris/../../../Post Office Directory **
The 1921 census at 10 Cable street
Henry Harris, Brother, Barman, aged 39 years 2 months, born Whitechapel, London, employer is A A Harry Publican, 10 Cable Street
David Harris, Brother, Barman, aged 34 years 5 months, born Whitechapel, London
1923/Abraham Arthur Harris/../../../Post Office Directory **
1927/Victor Emmanuel/../../../Post Office Directory
1934/Barnett Isaacs/../../../Kelly's
1938/Arthur Hedges/../../../Post Office Directory
1940/Edward Hutcheon/../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Mrs Minnie Hutcheon/../../../Post Office Directory
1983/Horn & Horseshoe, 10 Cable Street E1 : Bass Charrington/../../../Pub
Directory
1991/Horn & Horseshoe, 10 Cable Street E1 : Bass Charrington/../../../Pub
Directory
* Provided By Tom Eden
** Provided By Stephen Harris
*** Provided By Colleen
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