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Red Lion, Ickleton (©RGL2023)

9 Abbey Street, The Lion at Ickleton, Red Lion Public House, The Ickleton Lion

History of Red Lion Public House

Listed Building:

Public house. c.1700 with C18 and C19 alterations. Timber-framed and plastered,panels with some original patternwork.

The Ickleton Lion (©RGL 2023)

In late 2024 the pub was bought by the community from the owners, Greene King. It has been refurbished and reopened as The Lion at Ickleton.

The Lion at Ickleton (2026)

The Lion at Ickleton (2026)

The Lion at Ickleton (2026)

For more information about the pub visit their web site:

About The Lion

 

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  • Public House

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