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A two-storey white painted pub with a slate roof, featuring pub signs, a central entrance, and picnic tables in the front.

Hat and Rabbit, Fulbourn

Hat and Rabbit, Hinton Road, Fulbourn

History of the Hat and Rabbit

A quiet dirt road lined with bare trees leads toward a two-story brick building with advertising signs painted on its side.

Hat and Rabbit, Hinton Road, Fulbourn, date unknown

Two-storey white painted pub with a slate roof, hanging signs for The Hat and Rabbit, and a small decorative stone well outside.

Hat and Rabbit, Fulbourn

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  • Public House

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  • Fulbourn

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