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Haverhill Three Goats Head
52.08083,0.44052
Closed: about 1930s
High st
grid reference TL 673 453 (approximate location)
The pub is listed at number 38 in 1891.
It closed in the 1930s and was demolished in the 1960s.
Gallery
Royal Exchange 0.04 mile
Nine Jars 0.13 mile
Drabbet Smock 0.18 mile
Bull 0.21 mile
Queen's Head 0.23 mile
Woolpack 0.30 mileHistorical interest
It's thought to have been just to the north of the town hall.
Haverhill: The Three Goats
High Street
Compact brick built and tiled Beer House
On the First Floor: 3 Rooms and 4 Attics, approached by three staircases.
On the Ground Floor: Bar, Tap Room, Parlour, Kitchen and Scullery, also Cellar in the basement.
In the rear, large Workshop, Pin Shed and Loft over.
Let to Mr. Samuel Suckling.Details of pub premises belonging to William Ward & Son sold, along with the brewery by auction, January 23rd 1894***. Taken from the original source of documentation at the Suffolk Record Office
The 1916 Kelly's Directory lists Mrs Mary Eley as a blacksmith at 36 High Street.
Landlords
1861: George Rayner Ewin (Carrier & beer retailer/67y/Haverhill)
1861: + Georgiania Ewin ((wife/48y/London , Middlesex))
1865: Rayner Ewin ((Beer retailer, pub not named))
1869: Rayner Ewin ((Beer retailer, pub not named))
1871: Rayner Ewin ((Butcher, not shown as publican, Three Goats Beerhouse, Head/Married/67y/born Haverhill))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(***Original source of documentation transcribed by Graham Nunn)
