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Halesworth Station Hotel

also traded as Railway Tavern, New Inn, Railway Hotel

closed 10th October 1963

opened pre-1869

Station Rd

grid reference TM 388 778

On the first of June 1859, the East Suffolk Railway Line was opened from Ipswich to Lowestoft; the pub (or at least its name) probably dates from about that time. The name changed from the Railway Hotel to the Station Hotel in 1887.

Historically it's listed as a family & commercial hotel & posting house.

It's now used as offices for NFU Mutual after some years as a social club.

In 1874 the pub was listed in Bungay Road (an older name for Station Road).

The pub is shown on this old OS map from about the end of the 19th century. interactive map

old OS map