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The THREE TUNS is noted in conveyance from
Frederick William Farr to Frederick Morse, dated 06.07.1852 as
formerly the QUEENS
HEAD, previously the HERMITAGE.So it seems that in the early 1800's, or before, the Hermitage became the
Queens Head and by 1836 it was the Three Tuns. Meanwhile the Bridge Inn / House became the
Queens Arms, later the Queens Head. Just to keep things interesting the Bridge Inn was
later reincarnated in a prefab building to the east of what had been the last Queens Head.
All the above subject to confirmation. |
