android appNewmarket Three Tuns
Newmarket Three Tuns
South, 52.24481,0.40575
Closed: 1912/1913
opened pre-1830
Market Place?
grid reference TL 643 634
The Three Tuns appears on the 1901 OS map in what we assume was the Market Place.
An 1891 photograph of the Three Tuns at the Newmarket Pubs website shows it to have been at this location.
Bushel 0.02 mile
Bull 0.04 mile
Golden Lion 0.07 mile
Waggon & Horses 0.10 mile
White Hart 0.13 mile
Shoes 0.19 mileHistorical interest
James CLARK, formerly of the Greyhound Inn, has entered the Three Tuns, Newmarket, for many years conducted by Mr TILBROOK. Good, Home-brewed Beer.Ipswich Journal, August 2nd 1843**
Landlords
1830: John Tilbrook ((Three Tuns))
1843: James CLARK ((Three Tuns, Newmarket, for many years conducted by Mr TILBROOK - 02 Aug**))
1844: James Clark
1855: James Clark
1861: Stephen Bennefield ((Publican, Three Tuns, Market Place, Head/Married/24y/born Moulton))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
