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Newmarket Prince of Wales

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Local licensing authority for Newmarket is West Suffolk

CAMRA West Suffolk & Borders branch.

last updated Jun 7th, 2020.

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Newmarket Prince of Wales

formerly Greenwich Pensioner

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Real Ale is understood not to be sold here.

70 All Saints Rd, CB8 8HF

grid reference TL 647 631

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(01638) 663922

(01638) 663922

A street corner local with patio area.

Facilities

Facilities

Facilities

Railway station about 0.4 miles away (see transport links for details)

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Nearest railway station

  Newmarket: 704 yards (643m)

  Newmarket: 704 yards (643m)

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• departure board
• directions to station
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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

•    Shoes 0.23 mile
•    Unique 0.25 mile
•    Golden Lion 0.25 mile
•    Waggon & Horses 0.25 mile
•    Bull 0.27 mile
•    Bushel 0.31 mile
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

The pub is shown on this old OS map from about 1901 (interactive map)

Also listed as being in Newtown and "Lower Station Rd."

It was called the Greenwich Pensioner until about 1870.

The 1861 census lists the Greenwich Pensioner in Railway St., Woodditton, Newmarket. (Cambridgeshire.)

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1855: Samuel Speechley ((Greenwich Pensioner))

1861: Samuel Speechley ((Victualler & Greenwich Pensioner, Greenwich Pensioner, Railway St., Woodditton, Newmarket, Head/Married/71y/born Peterborough))

1869: Samuel Speechley ((Greenwich Pensioner))

1874: Henry W Mason ((Prince of Wales))

1891: Henry Walter Mason ((prince of wales) (victullar) (Lower station rd))

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