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Rose and Crown / Rupert Brooke, Grantchester

History of Rose and Crown Grantchester

Rose and Crown

1867 fire

1950s landlord introduced Boxing Day barrel rolling contest between teams from 4 pubs

2014 taken over by Chestnut Inns. Reopened as restaurant.

Grantchester Pubs

 

 

 

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