Haven't got any pictures - sorry. But there's a fair chance that it is still standing as a private house.
It is shown on the 1899 map at
www.old-maps.co.uk (coord: 439826, 173834)
It could be the house now enlarged and called Weston House:
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=welford&ie=UTF-8&ei=MYXhUND7N8ix0QX1uoGwAg&ved=0CAsQ_AUoAA Here are landlords from directories & censuses. It was a beerhouse/shop, probably never had a full licence - the then landlord gave up selling booze in the 1950s. I can't find anything pre-1869 not even in an 1868 directory - which is odd as the Beer Act was repealed that year and it became difficult to open new beerhouses. Perhaps William Prince took a last minute opportunity to licence his house/shop before the act was repealed.
1869 Wm Prince shopkeeper & beer retailer
1871 Wm Prince carpenter
1877 Mrs Matilda Prince shopkeeper & beer retailer
1881 John Newton Dance innkeeper & miller
1883 Newton Dance beer retailer
1887 Frederick Fisher beer retailer
1891 Frederick Fisher innkeeper, Cricketers’ Arms
1895 Frederick Fisher beer retailer
1899 Frederick Fisher beer retailer
1901 David Beckingham innkeeper
1903 David Beckingham beer retailer
1907 David Beckingham beer retailer
1911 Alfred Charles Batt beer retailer
1911 Alfred Charles Batt publican & gardener
1915 Alfred Charles Batt beer retailer
1928 Henry Alfred Cavalier beer retailer
1931 Jas W Collins beer retailer
1935 Jas Wltr Collins beer retailer
1939 Jas Wltr Collins Cricketers P H
1950 Jas jun Collins Cricketers P H
1957 Jas W Collins general stores
1960 Jas W Collins general stores
1965 J G Johnson general stores
