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Creeting St Mary King's Head

also traded as Admiral Vernon

closed 24th July 1959

opened 1746

last owner/operator: Cobbold's

6-8 All Saints Rd

grid reference TM 096 567

The pub's license was surrendered in 1959.

The King's Head front door opened into a narrow, tiled passage leading straight through to the back door.
Leading off to the right was the main bar, or tap room. The furniture here was very sparse consisting of one long table down one side, bench seats all round, a couple of chairs, and a rather dilapidated grandfather clock in one corner. The far side was dominated by a large red brick fireplace complete with elaborate iron spit. From this room was a door leading to a small, more nicely furnished public room (for ladies), a larger room which could be used for parties and one of the two staircases. …
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