Queen's Arms, Mildenhall

May be listed in West Street historically. "William Pease, was licensee from 24th September 1909 until his death on 16th October 1967. He was born in 1879 in Watton, Norfolk, & started his working life as a baker before joining the Merchant Navy at the age of 18. In November 1905, on leaving the sea, he became licensee of The Old Pheasant, Toddington, Bedfordshire where he stayed for almost 2 years before moving to The Red Lion, Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire. A year later he moved to The Locomotive, Coggeshall, Essex again staying for about a year before settling at The Queens Arms. According to an article in the Morning Advertiser in 1959 he helped found the Mildenhall & District LVA in 1923, being elected Secretary & Treasurer - positions he still held 36 years later. In total he held a licence for almost 62 years." (information from William Pease). Photographs of this pub and more historical information about it can be found at suffolk.camra.org.uk/pub/730