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Bury St Edmunds Duke's Head

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CAMRA West Suffolk & Borders branch.

last updated Feb 8th, 2020.

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Bury St Edmunds Duke's Head

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closed 1913

opened 1860s

3 St John's St

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Thomas Humphreyes, who lately kept the Sign of Rotterdam in Harwich, is now removed to the Duke's Head in St Edmund's Bury, which is the Excise-Office (and near the Market-Cross) being a good and commodious Inn.Ipswich Journal, February 10th 1750***

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1750: Thomas Humphreyes ((the Duke's Head in St Edmund's Bury - 10 Feb***))

1869: Thomas Darkins ((Beer retailer, pub not named) (3 St Johns st))

1871: Thomas Darkins ((Publican, Head/Married/46/born Bury St Edmunds))

1874: Thomas Darkins ((beer house, 3 St John St. - pub not named))

1881: Baldwin J Boggis ((Beerhouse Keeper, Head/Married/32/born Bradfield))

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