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A horse and cart travel down a village street past a row of thatched cottages and a prominent street lamp in the foreground.

Six Bells Fulbourn pre fire (Fulbourn.net)

9 High Street, Six Bells, Fulbourn

History of the Six Bells Fulbourn

A two-story grey-walled pub with a thatched roof, brick chimneys, and a hanging sign reading The Six Bells on a street corner.

Six Bells, Fulbourn

Listed building

Inn, C16 altered C19 and substantially restored and extended c1963 following a fire.

1851

Louisa Careless, daughter of James Careless, married William Sutton, master carpenter of Fulbourn in 1850. In 1851 they were living at the Six Bells. William had an apprentice and three employees. Louisa died in 1861.

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

Building dates

  • Built 1500–1599
Source for this date
  • Built 1500–1599: Listed building: C16 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • Public House
  • tudor

Projects

  • Fulbourn

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