Now on the market for almost £1m, Norwich's Quebec Tavern was once a bustling pub serving rail passengers and hosting football and darts teams.
Located in Thorpe Hamlet, near Norwich Station, the pub closed in 2016 after serving pints for well over a decade, and has since been run as a bed and breakfast named the Quebec Guest House.
It first opened in 1886 under landlord John Steward, and went through numerous ownership changes throughout its life.
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In 1915, under John Carter, the pub was sued for selling alcohol out of hours with Mr Carter given the choice between five days detention or a fine.
By February 2016, the pub was closed and in 2018, the venue reopened as a bed and breakfast.
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