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A two-story building with a light pink rendered facade, a tiled roof, a blue door, and white-framed windows against a blue sky.

Rising Sun, Fulbourn

25 – 27 Apthorpe Street, Rising Sun, Fulbourn

History of the Rising Sun

This is pub that was owned by James Nutter and auctioned after his bankruptcy in 1842.

A printed document detailing Lot 27, The Rising Sun beer-house in Fulbourn, describing its rooms, cottages, and outbuildings.

Rising Sun, Fulbourn, 1842 (Cambridgeshire Archives)

A clear rectangular sign reading The Old Rising Sun in black lettering, fixed to a light-coloured wall above a blue door.

Rising Sun, Fulbourn

A clear sign mounted on a wall displays the text of John Donne's poem The Sunne Rising in black lettering.

Rising Sun, Fulbourn

 

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