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Station Road in Haddenham, showing period buildings, a prominent hanging sign for a chemist, and several people in the street.

Station Road, Haddenham c.1900

Three Kings, Haddenham

Three Kings, Haddenham

Listed Building

Inn. Early C17. (Historic England)

The Three Kings pub in Haddenham, a white half-timbered building with a red tile roof, sign, and small-paned windows.

Three Kings Haddenham (RGL2025)

Pencil drawing of The Three Kings public house, featuring half-timbered walls, a tiled roof, and hanging flower baskets.

The Three Kings, Haddenham

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  • Public House

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