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The Rose & Crown was situated on Witham Place. The publican in 1896 was John Howsam.

Source: Vic Bannister

This pub was owned by the Soames Brewery until closed in 1924, with compensation received from the Compensation Authority. It was demolished in 1968.

Adam Cartwright  (August 2012)

From: Lincolnshire Heritage Explorer:

The site of a 19th century public house, since demolished. It was L-shaped in plan, and was a two storey, three bay brick construction, under a hipped slate roof. On the ground floor (overlooking Witham Place) was a central doorway with overlight flanked by single plain sash windows and a string course level with window heads. On the first floor were two sash windows with plain masonry heads and sills. A horizontal sign with the words ‘Rose & Crown’ above the eaves.

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