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A brick building with a tiled roof and a sign reading The Three Tuns, with a person standing by the corner entrance.

Three Tuns High Street Huntingdon (RGL2026)

Three Tuns, 139 High Street, Huntingdon

History of the Three Tuns

Listed Building

C18 and possibly older. Red brick.

A snow-covered street features a historic building with a large church spire looming behind it, with two vintage cars visible.

Huntingdon High Street with Three Tuns (Hunts Archives)

Sources

  • Historic England
  • Photographs

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Huntingdon

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