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Green Man, 59 High Street, Grantchester

History of the Green Man Grantchester

Listed building:

House. C17 origin, and C19. Timber-framed, rendered, and brick, painted.


16th / 17th century house: There was pub known as the Three Tuns but this disappeared after 1809.

1847 first record as a public house and coaching inn

There is a 500 year old elm tree outside which was split in two by the wind in 1974.

Grantchester Pubs

 

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