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Broad Street Broad Street Broad Street was called Wye Bridge Street sometime before 1850. 1 Broad Street Hour Glass (2? Broad Street) Frank Webb kept a cycle shop here but also sold petrol and serviced radios. Lallies also had a bike shop here. On Thursdays, when the market was on, the traders stabled their horses in the large shed at the back. Before 1900 there was a tanners yard at the back of this premises. 3 Broad St (Old House) 3 Broad St 1911 Census Ambrose Herbert Lilwall, head, 31, mar. Coal, Oil & Hardware dealer, at home, b. Hay Ellen Elizabeth Lilwall, wife, 30, married 4 years 1 child, b. Hay Rhoda Elizabeth Lilwall, dau. 3, b. Hay Violet Lilwall, cousin, 2, b. Port Talbot David Prosser, servant, 14, Assistant hardware dealer, b. Rhayader. 3 Broad Street 1901 Census Arthur Gwilliam, head, mar. 33, Solicitor's Clerk, b. Hay Jessie Gwilliam, wife, 25, b. Swinnerton, Staffs. Arthur 9; Vernon 2; Denzil 7mo. all born Hay 3 Broad Street 1891 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 36, Tanner & Currier, b. Brecon Kate Morgan, sister, unm. 23, b. Brecon 3 Broad Street, 1881 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 26, Tanner Master empl. 3 men; b. Brecon Margaret Morgan, sister, 23, b. Brecon 3 Broad Street 1871 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 63, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Jane Jones, servant, unm. 30, b. Talgarth Broad Street 1861 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 53, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Diana Williams, dau. 16, b. Hay Sarah Evans, servant, unm. 45, housekeeper, b. Bronllys, Bre. (3) Broad Street 1851 Census Stephen Williams, head, mar. 43, Tanner Master empl. 3 men, b. Cusop, Her. Diana Williams, wife, 43, b. Hay Diana Williams, dau. 6, b. Hay Mary Ann Lewis, servant, 19, b. Llanstephan, Rads. The Three Tuns (4 Broad Street) Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7307 Detail of structure 1970 This is said to be the oldest secular building in Hay, apart from the castle. The present structure dates from around 1600 although probably on an earlier foundation. It is known that the building was an inn in the 18th century or earlier when it was known as the Spread Eagle. It was associated with a tanyard in 1817. The Three Tuns and 3 Broad Street were originally a single building. 1817. It was bought from Edmund Hallard by a consortium consisting of Nathaniel Purchas the younger, Robert Purchas, Thomas Purchas, James Williams, tanner, and Stephen Ball of Hay, gent. "All those messuages, burgages or dwelling houses theretofore called or known by the sev'l names of the Spread Eagle and the Tanhouse but then called the Three Tons and Tanhouse together with the Tanyards and pits covered and uncovered, gardens and orchards thereunto adjoining. 1830 Pigot's Directory - James Byron, landlord. Wye Bridge Street 1835 Pigot's Directory - James Byran, landlord. Wye Bridge Street In 1835 the landlord was James Byran who was also a dyer. (Three Tuns) Bridge Street 1841 Census James Byran, 50, Innkeeper, n William Byran, 20, dyer, n Ann Byran, 40, n Ann Byran, 20, n; Mary Byran, 15, n (Three Tuns?) Broad Street 1851 Census Susannah Jones, head, wid. 78, Innkeeper, b. Clyro, Rads. Eliza Price, niece, wid. 40, assistant, b. Llandewy, Rads. Eliza Price, niece, 14, b. Hay Mary Price, niece, 11, b. Hay Three Tuns Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census James Morris, head, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Kenchester, Her. Elizabeth Morris, wife, 34, b. Hay Charles 4; Agnes 2mo. born Hay Eliza Miriam Dearden, niece, b. Hay 4 Broad Street 1871 Census Matthew Payne, head, mar. 57, Innkeeper, b. Grantham, Lincs. Elinor Payne, wife, 46, b. Foston, Lincs. Charles 15; Eva 11; Matthias, 9; Cecil 5; Jessy 4; Three Tuns Inn, Broad Street 1881 Census William Lewis, head, wid. 36, Beerhouse Keeper, b. Glascwm, Rads. Mary 6; Edward 2; born Hay Sophia Lewis, mother, wid. 79, b. Kinnersley, Her. Mary Bigglestone, servant, unm. 21, b. Kinnersley, Her. Three Tuns, Broad Street 1891 Census Ann Lloyd, wife, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Llanbister, Rads. Annie Lloyd, dau. unm. 20, Barmaid, b. Old Radnor Aaron Lloyd, son, 11, b. Clyro, Rads. William Skinner, boarder, unm. 26, Carpenter, b. Glasbury, Rads. 1891 Edward Lloyd was tenant. Three Tunns Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census James Twinberrow, head, mar. 52, Innkeeper & Ostler, b. Cradley, Her. Mary Twinberrow, wife, 56, b. Colwall, Her. Annie Twinberrow, dau. unm. 24, Barmaid, b. Colwall, Her. Three Tuns, Broad Street 1911 Census James Twinberrow, head, 62, mar. Licensed Victualler, at home, b. Cradley? Her. Mary Twimberrow, wife, 62, married 38 years, 3 children, b. Colwall, Her. In 1904 the property was purchased by Messr's Arnold, Perrett & Co. of Hereford and in 1919 their tenant was Edward John Jenkins. In 1922 Mr Leslie Powell took over the pub and held it until his death in 1959. His widow Marion continued the license until 1973 when it was taken on by their daughter Lucy who ran the pub until a fire in the upper rooms did a lot of damage and Lucy retired in 2005. 5 Broad Street - Black Swan Inn Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7308 Photo - Fire Engine "Firefly" in front of Black Swan The Black Swan - Had a licence from about 1684. This may have been a different building which was on Dineley's sketch of 1689 of St John's Chapel. 1830 Pigot's Directory - Jas. Pritchard. Wye Bridge Street In 1835 James Pritchard was landlord. 1844 Pigot's Directory - Elizabeth Havard, Black Swan, Broad Street. (Black Swan) Broad Street 1851 Census Joseph Prosser, head, mar. 36, Licensed Victualler, b. Dewchurch, Her. Mary Prosser, wife, 32, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Mary Ann 3; Joseph Thomas 11mo. Elizabeth Wankling, servant, 16, b. Newchurch, Rads. John Nicholls, lodger, mar. 26, Journeyman Brickmaker, b. Birmingham Prudence Nicholls, lodgers wife, mar. 26, b. Birmingham John Walker, lodger, unm. 48, Plasterer, b. Hay Edward Price, lodger, unm. 38, Labourer, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Theophilus Lloyd, lodger, unm. 45, Journeyman Butcher, b. Huntingdon, Her. Thomas Pritchard, lodger, mar. 55, Fishing Tackle Manufacturer, b. Clyro, Rads. Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 28, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Ann Gwilliam, wife, 33, b. Llowes, Rads. Mary 4; Emily 3; Thomas 1; all born Hay Sarah Rouse, servant, 21, b. Llansantfraed, Bre. 5 Broad Street 1871 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 35, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 28, b. Sonning, Berks. Emily Sarah 13; Thomas 11; Frederick 2mo. all born Hay Black Swan, 5 Broad Street 1881 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 45, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 35, b. Twyford, Berks. Fred 10; Cath 8, born Hay Black Swan, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Powell, head, mar. 50. Innkeeper, b. Glasytre?r, Rads. Eliza Wimbridge? servant, wid. 63, domestic, b. Presteigne, Her. Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census William Thomas, head, mar. 29, Innkeeper, b. St Clears, Carmarthanshire Sarah Thomas, wife, 34, b. Llanbeder, Rads. Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1911 Census Thomas Price, head, 35, mar. Innkeeper, at home, b. Llanbedr, Rads. Margaret Price, wife, 28, married 2 years, b. Cusop Thomas Price held the Black Swan in 1920. The Hereford & Tredegar Brewery Ltd. purchased the premises in 1926 The Black Swan was delicenced as a pub in 1946 due to illegal betting on the premises. It is said that this house was some years ago haunted by "Fred" a poltergeist, but he has been quiet for a number of years now. 6 Broad Street, Rest for the Tyred Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7309 A two storey house with attics said to date from 1623. The rear of the building appears to be stone-walled through both storeys. The front half is timber-framed. The gabled street-front is double-jettied with square panelling infilled with roughcast and rests on a coursed rubble plinth. The interior retains some good seventeenth century details. The ground floor has a nineteenth century shop front with windows flanking a central, double door. The ground floor plan (1964)comprises two rooms, the front one heated by a side fire place, the back one by a fireplce on the rear gable wall. The first floor and the attic floor are both framed. In a town house of this period the front room was usually a shop, in the sense of a workshop, a place where goods were made or finished, as where they were sold; and here the back room was probably, though not certainly, a hall and kitchen combined. This leaves the functions of a parlour for the upstairs room above the shop, occupying the position of the solar in the type of medieval town house which had an open hall. The steeply pitched roof is hung with stone tiles. There are various outbuildings to the rear, including the northern end of a former slaughterhouse (NPRN 406013). Facing this across a narrow yard is a single storey, brick-walled, gabled range. Neither this range or the yard or garden area to the rear are shown on OS County series 1st edition (Brecknock. XVII.12 1889). The interior of the building is integrated with that of No. 7 next door (NPRN 25146). It has had many uses. Cafe Royal Restaurant and Bar, Colin's Restaurant, Fisher's Bookshop, an Antique shop and now another bookshop. (Above text & plan is from Brycheiniog 1964 & Cadw listing) Plan - Brycheiniog 1964 p.155 Cafe Royal 1911 Census Frank Edward Hitchcox, head, 35, mar. Baker & Confectioner, b. Finstock, Oxford Sarah Ann Hitchcox, wife 37, married 7 years 3 children, b.
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