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A two-storey, light-coloured building with a tiled roof, shutters on the windows, and bicycles parked in front of the door.

King’s Head, Dullingham 1931 (photo T S Moore) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

King’s Head, Dullingham

History of the King's Head

Cream-colored pub with red tiled roof, multiple brick chimneys, and a hanging sign reading The King's Head in Dullingham.

King’s Head, Dullingham (RGL2026)

Cream-colored pub with red tile roof and scaffolding on the right, fronted by a low stone wall and Stetchworth Road street sign.

King’s Head, Dullingham (RGL2026)

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