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The Whites Home was situated on Princes Street. This pub was originally used as a general store in the late 1890s, becoming a pub in the early 1900s. It was named after the first publican, Tom White and closed in February 1958. Demolished shortly afterwards to make way for area redevelopment.

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Name Dates Comments Tom Peckham 1950s I was a founder member of a very good jazz club at that establishment. The jazz club was held in a hall situated upstairs which was entered from a stair case at the rear of the public house. I seem to recall that the beer sold was Mann's. Many a great jazz session was held there.